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... Rooms. High-street, Hsrlesden, when in* crest* leg address on Miss Hobhease’s report oo the ConoeDtratioa Camps South Africa, war given by Mrs Thomas Lough, wife of the member for Islington. The speaker, who was introduced by Mre J. A. Baker (president) ...
... ono*the Ago tk* korinn, if oat pArtleAUrlp dnr, wu not a* doodad it hod Dsaa aiaoe. tbsuht tkaa that diffioaltin ia Soath Africa war* possible, hat tkar had Idsa of Iks events that had liampirad end tk* veep noanatoaa iasaa that had been feapkt eat. Soon ...
... THE GREAT WAR SOUTH AFRICA. All the Company and the splendid hOraea that specially trained at iba Crystal Palace, London, ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE Hir J. B. U.plt, Itart., M.P., m,t tk« followisg Utter for It twb«r«aa *u (biak of what it oeoor id tho Tranovool, Froo Blau, mail Capo Coiooj whoa tbo war oror. How wo to replace ootoniato who bare dud doriaf tbo oooflkt Now, aaaa ...
... Morri.q . II o'clock. Evesinu - 7 o'clock. WAR Dr SOUTH AFRICA. WnJiESDEN VOLUNTEERS THE Roocptioo Committee raqooct that the oomeo cod oddreooao of oil Willoeda moo who H.tb booo, or who at tfao Froot may (orwoedod the Clark to the WtUoadea Dietrict ...
... THE GREAT WAR SOUTH AFRICA. All tb« Company and iho iplendid boron that war* tpocially trained Crystal Palace, London, DEATH ON THE BATTLE* FIELD, will all appear at conclusion each performance. Hundred* of Men, Hundred* of Horace, HEAL BOERS, Keffira ...
... —Miee 1 Uotfme Keith eenn epiritedlj Rule Britenei*. ■ M?M wh~ I! «P ...
... subalterns pored anxiously oyer the bubbling saucepan. How Long Will the War Last? Among the military men in the House estimate* c'iff.r a* to the probable dural ion of the war. None of I hem, bowerer, put* it very low. One retry good authority expresses ...
... carried without dissent.-Mr Gay Knock next moved That this meeting expresses its dsep concern the long continuance ol the war in Sooth Africa. Believing that difficulties in that country will not be solved in satisfactory and permanent manner by the methods ...
... volunteer* had gone or were going to the front. He contended that ths war was a just one, and that they were fighting for equal freedom to every whits mao in South Africa. It was remarkable war, against invisible enemy, all monnted. Their generals were good ...
... > Urgo and lofloontlu notion of the Liberal party, ban done oomothinf towards enitailln« the war, ohowif thoir oppooonte South Africa that many Üborals wars dotermioad to aooort tho authority of Groat Britain all costa and orery haxard. ...
... Battalion Essex Regiment South Africa. Tho men were in khaki, and goodly proportion of them wore South African ribbon. There ware thirty non-commissioned officers sod men, and Second-Lieutenant B. E. Crocker. They wars conveyed special train to Southampton ...