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... :ilid ■’ Milner and all other Jingoes. The docuii.cnt. which tomewhat prolix, draws compari-on between the pre-ent war and the American War of Independence. The rest the papers consists correspondence and docuni'-r.ts including loiters to Dr. Williamson ...
... very in December, 1903, he ber out of bed because eho declined to go and fetch him some whelky Her went out to South Africa durin the war armed whon be returned, having sho bearnod In she noticed that he bed a very book, as though he hed been dnnking very ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. RETURN OF TROOPS FROM ST. HELENA, SOUTH AFRICA, &c. The War Office issued the following last night following left St. Helena for England, per Galician, on November 22, and are due at Southampton December 8: Lieutenant Jack, Royal Engineers ...
... Kyle. Eeli-ne. Anreiuan, Coast. Enter ptise, Tamara*.. AoiUcitUm, Gedanio, Saansiuo at. Ostberine's Polat.—Pegli Gron. War Africa. The Lisard.—Byna. Otto Svendrup. Cumroae. Onaa&agartii, Enddiffe. Lyv Pnnretowu BtcidaMik. Fletw-tck. Heatlc. Biertusb ...
... id South Africa. Although it wm very humiliating, »«hcd lake the ixjuii lino his confidence and admit Jim condition wa. duo to drink lie «as clubman, and had apclll the night drinking West end and clubs. lie added 1902. in South Africa. war- j runts ipainst ...
... enthusiastic reception, said that he had no doubt that many of those present had been in South Africa durin the war some years ago. He bad been in Bout h Africa fourteen years, and was British citizen before he had taken out rt, and he wisbed to pay, teak ...
... misung were killed Lord Strathcona’s L A Logan, J. Brothers, Privates Wo West Cc Jones. and W CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA TOTAL. The War Office vesterda ry issues] the total e@asualtics to the South African Field to the Bih inst. as follows — those recotere ...
... borne, made war almost unavoidable After that raid the Dutch element n South Africa war, and the prenered for began to lay in huge stocks of munitions of war At the same time he did not with those who claimed that the whole blame of the war ...
... COS FLEET. Bakara. wt for Livepoo and mai, left Accta Joba me acd mails from al Serra Bows, with pasongen and mails from War Africa itt Maderra for Liverpool Beoguce left for Hambu Rberbro arrived at Acar from y Lea ota eatorday for eft the Mercy Achact ...
... AFRICA. The War Office last night issued its table casualties to the British forces South Africa for the month of June, and from the commencement of the war. During June 15 officers and 152 men were killed, 42 officers and men wounded {not including wounded ...
... THE GOVERNMENTS FOLLY IN SOUTH AFRICA. MAKING WAR ‘ON THE CHEAP.” We have po desire (says the “Times” of Yesterday) to exaggerate the significance of the news from Natal, to which, indeed, as we have stated, we do not in itself attach gTave military ...
... Mining, shares have shown some weakness lately owing to additional taxation fears m the next Budget of the Union of South Africa. The war effort has, of course, increased expenditure of the Union Government and it would only natural if the .Minister of Finance ...