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... THE SOUTH AFRICA! WAR. Mr. T. M. HEALT ookad tto Chancellor of tto Exchequer whether, with view to preventing tore to tto publie tto manipulation cf mining value*, tto Government would annoanos tto anriiast dote what proportion rf African war toothy reaTbyatan ...
... THE SOUTH AFRICA* WAR: BULUOt AT BTAirfcBBTOB. naHTIXO WINBUBQ. BBPOBTSD YICTOKT BT CLKMENTS. MAYNOOTH FHION MEETING: IMPOKTAKT ADDUM. CORK PBOTIBTB 4OAINBT FLUHKITIBM. THE UNITED IRISH LEAGUE: reposts or iqurmos. BELFAST AID EXPERDITUBE. SAD TRAGEDY ...
... during the war has been znest successful, and the recoveries good. LETTER FROM LORD ROBERTS. Mr, Robert J. BeMoe, of Gainsborough, received the following reply from Lord Roberts in reference to the military situation in South Africa:— War Office. n. S ...
... completing the drtaolitiea of South Africa, and that Lord Roberts has been instructed to negotiate with President Kruger. A* th* “Speaker observes, it will aa objeotlesson for th* English people if Aggnmav* to South Africa ia crushed Aggressive Imperialism ...
... South Africa reached the War Office and was officially published, and if all such volunteers had distinguishing number or mark whereby they could identified. Ur. WVNDHAU—AII casualties in the local forces in South Africa are published by the War Office ...
... |ris| §ftos BBIVABt KOBNINO MBWB. no at BKLFIBT, MONDAY. AUGUST 13. 1900. THE SOUTH AFRICA! WAR. Tn pM to anrdvrtb. British oSomm to Pntoria and drag off Lord Bobrria of to . to MooMrirl o^orf^.ooßar—too ititwiwrto paUidad ...
... of Hudson's Soap. Hudson’s War Balloons arc travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They are facsimiles of those used by the Military Authorities in South Africa. Hudsou’s Soap War IBalEoons Four of Hudson’s Soup War Balloons are now. or shortly ...
... CASUALTIES. The Konthly Bist. London, Monday Night. Tho War OlEee to-night issued the monthly statement casualties in South Africa daring war. In month of April 7 officers and 79 men were killed, 21 officers and 249 men wounded (1 and 43 respectively ...
... During the day tha War Office was visited officers from oUmt Government departments. West End clubs, for news of the reported conflicts. Even Mr Reivers Bulb r left England to assume res)>onsib|e command in Bouth Africa wifbonfl the War Office being in position ...
... Mr. P. O’Brien seconded, resolution to the effect, that as the official amendment of the Opposition the war question involved approval of the war, tho Party should decline to support either the Government or the Opposition, and that Hr. John Dillon roqaasted ...
... still proceeding in desultory way. Ho hoped might shortly succeeded by lasting peace and the development of South Africa. As tho war war was end, special prayers ordered might now cease. ...
... YEAR'S WAR. It is now a year and a day s-o tl. ■ - ir South Africa commenevd. war i. not yet ended, and to tvLifli l British war correppoml -iits i- .-l! assign a date for its tor-■ ■ ■ grentlomen have certainly great number of times—in t!i i'’ 'l's'i* ...