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... in the fortune of the war. Neither General BuLt.ea DOT Lord METHUEN will be superseded in their respective comniards in Natal and Cape Colony, but the hero of Kandahar will be ths guiding general over the whole of South Africa, and the entire nation ...
... nr,h, Strom!, butaw.. THE *AR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The of Beecbam's Pills desires cm to Mate that he will be pleased to mad a gratis box of Beecham's Pills. postage Paid. to air individual now as active in South Africa. in whom any of our readers are ietereeted ...
... Secretary in connection with the trouble in South Africa. and ! refuted altogether that the Unionist party was ! a war party. it aat they did claim was 'he , right to maintain the Englisa Flag in South Africa and to maintain the rights and prin. lepee of ...
... years' and • seven years' franchise, and that could not be a sufficient ground for forcing a war, nor for preparing for a war, nor for proclaiming the proximity of war. Of course uot, but notwithstanding all that has occurred Mr Courtney is still of opinion ...
... Pt H.M. the King. Atticleo on the Lite and of Queri V.etoria. Unlucky Wedding Dace, etc. N.B.—Zadkiel foeetold the War in Sonth Africa. the Crisis in Turkey, danger to the Amer in September, and many other events. London: Olen and Co., 14. Red Lion-one ...
... if. the King, Articles on the Las and Reign of Queen V.otoria. Unlucky Wedding Date. etc. N.B.—Zadkiel foretold the War in South Africa, the Crisis in Tnrkey, danger to the Ameer la September, and in2ny other .vents. London: Glen and Co.. 14. Red Lo n ...
... the early months of the South African war there has been grave disquietude throughout the country concerning the ORcieney of the army. There have been numerous eriticisms. These comments have been met by the War Office end military authorities by stereotyped ...
... unknown. U COLONIES AND TILE WAR Responding to the toast of The Imperial Purrs at the annual dinner of the London Pe s. Club on Siturday evening, Lord Strathcona add nothing could have shewn the unity of lb. re as this war had dose, and in that respect ...
... (velem! 1S IL . K. at about 18 daily.— Address, ism,' Taairidge Savanoaks Standard Dffire, Tonbride. THE COMING LOOM IN SOCTH AFRICA.---WANTLD, saveral parties ha loin Parent Syndicate now being formed to take ovix optione on large blocks of Shame in saund ...
... VOLUNTEERS, A new departure in the calf for Volunteer, or South Africa has been made in Kent, the 3-artisan Artillery Vulunteere of the let Ports Corps having received a request rein the War Office to supply men for the trout. The men are Expected to undertake ...
... before. with the acknowledgment that the war was wrong sad the Intl/edam' were mythical. lassatimis this go as. The wise still resesias with as. while the seksbilif Immo we tZ b laid waits and beiseee INS ia Africa eio beim heesslit to el simply to the alms ...
... ere engage I in a righteous etrrigle do South Africa. It wculd be nipcschle to teepect the of two lte..nablics at the close of 11. u. i some people auggetted. unles• we contemplated and desired another war of the character in tin or fifteen years' time ...