... SHOES, COCKPO LE. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. rr HE Proprietor, J. CALVERT, has just left 11. 31 Army. Served in South Africa during the war and for many years in India. Ilis motto is Civility, cleanliness and good liquors. !loping to receive your kind patronage ...

... HORSE SHOES, COCKPOLE. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. THE Proprietor, J. CALVERT, has just left H. M. Army. Served in South Africa during the war and for many years in India. Ilia motto is Civility. cleatilitwoo and good liquors. - hoping to receive your kind ...

... to first Class Warrant Officer for good services in South Africa during the war. He served in the army for twenty two years,l6 of which were spent abroad, in India, Gibraltar and South Africa inc'uding the siege of Ladysmith, and recently retired from ...

... MR. BRYCE ON THE WAR. The Speaker draws attention to Mr. Bryce's speech at the Women's National Liberal Association meeting upon the settlement in South Africa. The war, he said, still continues in spite of the make-beliefs of Ministers. Peerages and ...

... connection with a South Essex schoolboy's essay on South Africa. The lad was asked to describe the characteristics of the country, and this is what he wrote: The chief caratistics of South Africa is war. Mr. Kruger who is there is Lighting Mr. Roberts, and ...

... aid of a very powerful limelight lantern, in the new School. Th e subject—Boers, Kaffir's. and Britons in South Africa, including up-to-date war pictures—w as of thrilling interest at the present time. The views were excellent and evoked continual outbursts ...

... but they make no durable or effective impression on British public feeling, ' which is as sound as ever about South Africa, hating war, regretting but recognising its necessity, and determined not to be cheated of its results. ...

... HORSE SHOES, COCKPOLE. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. THE Proprietor, J. CALVERT. has just left H. M. Army. Served in South Africa during the war and for many years in India. His motto is Civility, cleanliness and good liquors. Hoping to receive your kind patronage ...

... of mine, and 1 am quite willing to admit that he 444 W what he said saw. Hut there have been many people in South Africa before this war, who have been there the whole time--Col. Sir Howard Vincent, a most experienced man of the world ; civilian doctors ...

... COVENTRY. Loortl.l . dettcy : ,148. BOOTH, Ibtrt-street, Henley-ort•Thames• SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 190: CURRENT OPINION. SOUTH AFRICA WAR. The Daily Pl(gr(fph writes : It would be uncoir to saddle the new Colonies with an undue ohare •f the expenditure which ...

... impatience has led them to murmur disapproval of Lord Kitchener's conduct of the war during the twelve months ho has been in chief command of the Army of Africa. The war has now lasted two years. During that period fifty-three thousand Boers have been ...

... be necessary, on Constitutional grounds, to go to the country for a new mandate to carry out the settlement of South Africa when the war is over. It will, no doubt, facilitate the settlement to have such a mandate from the country. The Boers have been so ...