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... kept up a hot fire all T tho afternoon from a Maxim. WH1EN MAFE4KING IS RELIEVED. (F Holiday to be Declared in South Africa. - Il (From War Corraspondent of Daily Kr( Telegraph.) 4th and (Arrangement with Glasgow Herald.) 'E Cape Tow, March 21. 3-55 ...
... the grounds that the war N, is still proceeding, and that he (Kruger) intends keeping on to the end. Kruger is still at jNelspruit. TI ?? ?? THE QUESTION OF SURRENDEIL A. 4 Dissensions Among the Boers& A C (Press Association War Special.) Hop Badfontein ...
... ng SOaTH AFRICA AInTM WAR. Iere Mrs Stewart Browns moved- That the conn- red cil deplores the incompetent diplomacy which has ih) resulted in war between this country and the f S African Republcs, and holds that the a settlement after the war, whilst ...
... A 9 IT EMS. SIR WILFRID LAURIER AND TEE WAR. Montrea], January 12. 5 Sir Wiifrid La-ir`er, speaking at Sherbrooke 0 to-day, referred to the war in South Africa. In connection with the part which Canada was z tak;ng in it, he declared that the sending ...
... stated in i brief. He identifies the war in South Africa with the true ambition of President 3 Kruger and the oligarchy at Pretoria, which ; is to get rid altogether of British supremacy in D South Africa. War is necessary to prevent 3 such a consummation ...
... creating a Republic in s South Africa and driving the British flag into t lthe sea. The present war had revealed an extra- ordinary state of preparedness, which showeds ;that ?? had for somo time had in their X l minds a war with this country. (Hear, hear ...
... House with regard to the origin el and maintenance of the war in South Africa -a war for which the person most responsible an was the Colonial Secretary. The policy carried out in South Africa was a policy of the free- o Looter, the filibuster, the burglar ...
... a a lmanner.I Grants to Soldiers on Remaining in Africa. - I I reply to Mr Evelyn Cecil, L Mr WYNTI)HAM said the whole question of v { grants to soldiers willing to settle in South I Africa after the war had been referred to an a In Ieer-Departmental Committee ...
... our men have been displaying a most gratifying apti- tude for the war game as it is played in South Africa. Captain Goldsworthy, of the Cape Rides, will be one of the heroes of the war, and the critics may be allowed full swing to draw the too obvious ...
... Brace, Royal Marine Light Infantry. DEATHS IN:SOUTH AFRICA. The War-Office essued thofollenring telegramI [ last ?? from the General of Linoes of Conm- snunication to tho Socretary'eof'State for War:- Pcceived Decembor 2, I p.m., Cape Torn, Saturday, ...
... prisoners of war e to Cape Town for carrying letters into the Boer k lines. a ?? WAR OFFICE DESPATCEH an vil s The following despatch was issued from the a - Wa Office at 11 P.m:- h( h From Lord Roberts to the Secretary of State ha 1' for War. to 0 Pretoria ...
... Wyndham, Under-Secretary for War; Mr Powell Williams, Financial Secre- tary to the War Office; and Sir Evelyn Wood, I Adjutant-General. attended the sitting of the i Army Board. The Marquis of Lansdowne, Secretary of State for War, did not leave much i before ...