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... and Iles rang of Atropos wiser England. NEWS NOTE& LORD Roeswra celebrated the Queen's birthday by beginning thereon the invasion of the The Vaal River was crossed by the mr.in body of the British Army, the Orange State having been virtually placed by ...
... time of the American War of Independence. and their nowhere were considerably increased in 1793 iu COllBO of the threatened invasion of England by the first Napoleon. Between the years 1791 and 1804 the auxiliary forces were at their strongest and numbered ...
... dangerous an d e mities WO subjects of diacuesiou were enevender or the re- operation had to be uogonbod w oe b e r ms the Pyho. invasion of Natal from Emote, villex e lis lIL= , would mats the be/ The pewees. Omen% mode that a concentration is taking the maim ...
... land troops in England co Nov. 1 ; and so forth. General Delarey, on March 18, 1901, wrote to Botha that the idea of an invasion of Cape Colony •mist be abandoned for the present, whatever hap,..ms. He admitted that horses in the western district were ...
... potentates, while 18 were in English and three in Russian. The public libra ry building in Chicago is pro. tested against the invasion of fire from the outside by means of • so-called water curtain. At the top of the building is • system of tubes through ...
... every inch of the way, till reaching the floor, the irreverent intruder was ignominiously ejected from the premises. The invasion of the Methodist Chapel, however, for once set the Christmas prayer-meeting aside.—From Some Christmas Memories. by George ...
... Petrosbusg. odds that Been who bate recently surrendered report that Step. in a nossob at Philippine lOW the failure of the invasion of Caps Colony, said lasi tinge was now no chance of regaining hiss coesta7. The C i marron district is sow clear of the ...
... hearts of all rejoiced when our gracious Queen called Lord Roberts, the hero of Kandahar, to beat Lack the on-coming waves of invasion, and lead the army of llritaiu to victory. We are proud of your connection with Lim, and of your ape ointment to an important ...
... ejamboks his A men for the slightest offence. on General Smith-Dorrien's camp with disastrous results for the Boers. THE INVASION OF CAPE COLONY. Knoelo and Carolina were occupied with very The following telegram from Lord Kitchener has slight opposition ...
... Message to the U.S. Congeal& 4. General Mercier ineffectually endeavoured to interest French Senate in a scheme for the invasion of Britain. 8. Afrikaeder Congress at Wormier, Cape Colony; violent anti-British speech by Mr. Oreewright Schreiner ; Kroger ...
... laws of retaliation—who knows that the spoils of Windsor , asd St. Cloud may not one day earich the petrels of the Chimes invasions r In May, 1877, in as article entitled L Philaiephie Poeitive;' N. Kisser wrote : If the great Napoleon should come back ...
... Hollered for rights eseled is 1814 Refusal at any time to ridisepsieb Successive wars waged to soppiress luP 7e Mon, to iyuel invasion, sad to maintain authority. 3teadfaia maintesance of just government, of anerxrupt administration, of security for person ...