... STORY OF THE WAR. On Thursday afteinoon and evening last week. at Stratford town Hall. Mr. J. T. Hickeards (of the Transvaal and Orange Free State Hepublicsi gave his excellent lecture on what he actually saw cf South Africa and the war. Unfortunately ...

... herself to them sympathising with them, both in their rejoreinga and their sorrows. Who would forget during that oreat war in South Africa -3 war which liad been forced in them by a would-he tyrant who boasted that he would drive her into the sea -who would ...

... snubbed or simply tolerated. He was not a Jingo, but he would ask them—who was not proud of the English Army in South Africa! The war might be just or unjust—he was not dealing with that question, but rather with the military forces- -and he thought they ...

... man was equal to the a bite. either mentally or physically. Social democrats should remember that the piesent war in South Africa was a war between two white races to keep down the black. It was the duty of SlSCialliliV4 to try throughout the world iii ...

... place. - he observed. there is the war in South Africa. Undoubtedly the war was pre-airanged by the Boers. The Transvaal meant to fight us. and had been for a long time previously collecting muni. tiring of war for that purpose. Their idea was to drive ...

... exception of a small and foolish war party, were opposed to the war; and t hat although gr. Chamberlain had, consciously or unconsciously, made for war, there wam a powerful section in the British Cabinet who did not want war. He also knew that if the Transvaal ...

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... lose their lives in the war operations in South Africa; of the soldiers and sailors themselves who may get disabled by wounds; of the wives and children separated at home froni their husbands and fathers by the exigencies of the war. Contributions for widows ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Mayor of West Ham's Fund. Further list of subscriptions : s. Amount previously acknowlmlgeil 7 I The Presbyterian Church Working Society, per the Misses _ Collected by Mim Louth, Fcrohank, - Rumford-road .. . . I 3 ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ESSEX VOLUNTEERS READY FOR THE FRONT. The announcement. made by the War Office week that volunteers will be accepted for serviee in South Africa has caused great commotion among local battalions. The greatest entLusim prevails ...

... the resolution which distinguished between black and white in South Africa, and furl her aimed at making t he diamond mines' owners coon( ribut e towards t he cost of the object of the war is to protect these mines. cried Sir Edmund. amid cheers. •• let ...

... Lessons of the War. At the monthly op,ri service at the Methodist Pre. ('hurch. Wanstearl. on Sunday evening. the Rev J F. Hughes preached an able sertnon on The of the War. He f ded his discourse on the word.. Lord, Thou wilt ordain peace for us, ...