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... with affairs in South Africa, the candi- date said it would be for the electors to inquire at the Conservative candidate whether be could defend the want of preparation and the many mistakes made in connection with the war. The War.Office and the Cabinet ...
... ask whether any step can be taken by the t, Government to encourage the settlement of re-- g tired soldiers in South Africa after the war is! | ended, a question of obvious interest aid imA- portance. But Mr Harwood will also ask, almost in the same breath ...
... two tv Republics into war but that thev had not forced d them into war soon enough. The attacks were di directed also against the Administration of the d War Office. He was not one of those who ir thought that the way in which the war had been w carried ...
... Temps to-day has an article on the I war in South Africa, which concludes with the following paragraph: - Whatever may be the result of the efforts of all the brave men who are dying in South Africa, the war, prolonged by the heroic defense' of the ...
... states~ of that the only question which they will be called Af upon to decide has reference to the war and the -a settlement in South Africa. The war was forced to of upon this country, and the Government did wc everything in their power to avert it ...
... teem in their endeavours to redeem our name and bring the state of -war in South Africa to a happy con- elusion. Already their latest demand has been made known and granted. The War Office asks for-the rest of the Reserves- . presumably of the regiments ...
... d Qli ye A mass meeting of wvomen to protest against C be the -war aud in favour of 1 a just settlement in South Africa was held last night, uender t( -the auspices of the South Africa Conciliation F Committee, in the Queen's Hall, Langbam a, be11 ...
... vho pointed out that the n-a1irng of a speech under the circumstances would be irregular. He said the var in South i Africa was a war of wanton and unprovoiced . aggression, undertaken at the instigation of Mr Chamberlain and capitalists. 'Mr Beatty and ...
... distribution of the funds raised for the Nwidows and orphans of the soldiers killed in connection with the present war in South Africa. The meeting was held on the I invitation of the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, I [ who presided, and explained the objects ...
... of the of committee nomirnated for the itivestigatimin of - n the alleged inefficiency of the hospitals ia South is Africa, to tire War Office. 8ir William t te-- Walrond moved that the consirleration uf the * l Money Lending Bill be transfetred fromn ...
... uniformity of practice in this respect. Settlement of Soldiers in South Africa. In reply to M\r Whitmore, C Mr WYNDHAM said the whole question of soldiers settling in South Africa after the war wras now under the consideration of an Inter- Departmental Committee ...
... and not so disunited as appeared on foreign politics. He hoped the Govremrent would place the cost of the war on - the present generation. as the war, although carried on in the interest of the empire, oughb not to be carried on eheap. He praised the con- ...