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... relegated the second plare. Indeed tnedH-tu i* net of am lm sa- caaea and milk must n rate ceaiiDndity in most parts bt Africa where war prerails, bat why bn earth did not the local eoinoitndsiil at cunrnuadeer 460 MO bedsteads, one Iron each lead in* house ...
... duty check the the question grant* to soldiers willing in the band* of the assistant superintendent, settle in Sooth Africa after the war, which, It was the duty the defendant enter each a* aimounoed Mr. Wyndham the 23rd evening the counter memorandum book ...
... may have carried some them. Mr. Powcll-Williams states that le>*« than *lO.OOO pairs hove been despatched to South Africa since the war began, whirti is aoont four pairs per man. The great Convention of the Endeavour Society began to-day with meeting* ...
... 1887, and Major General 29ih dune same year. The Ute General, altboupb Mart done credit him with any war service, had seen a lot cam paigoing in West Africa, days when medals. dtHoreuoos. and bon .on were not lavishly distributed as these timre. Ihe laic ...
... situation in China til'd it is almost impossible to discuss the situation while in ignorance the truth on tlus point. In South Africa the war is showing no little sign of nearing end. The two hundred and fifty thousand -are still there, and their numbers are being ...
... horns statesman, are often deplorable —indeed they begin to rsambls ths rstotiana between Dutch and English In South Africa. The war tdsgrams at* aot without aa *l*. what mors awnring record warfare eonld hars than tbs oJUial acoouats rslstisg to 90 ...
... THE WAR. GENERALS JOIN HANDS. SURRENDER OF ARMS. CAPTURE DRAGOONS. (OinClAI. DKSPATOaiii,) Tho follnwiog despatch was tailed the War Office last evening Loro Houecth .Sm bctsrt PGR War. PRETORIA. Torasoav. II.SO a m. and Hart joined hands yesterday VUkfontcin ...
... who have all been raised, or made available, sines the war and whose -errii-f s were neither contemplated nor reckoned on in anv scheme made the War Office. For the purposes of bnnginthe war Africa to conclusion, force tho* raised appears to adequate. ...
... supported by masonry rolumns. Wbitino on the subject of locusts as food, contributor to toe Scotsman says in South Africa daring the war locusts bays formed not unimportant part in the food several of toe garrisons. The inbabitants Vryberg were kept from ...
... vitality which once characteristic of him. His immediate friends say that no pow*jM.ill induce him to leave South Africa until the war is over. Although the Queen generally respected throughout the United Kingdom, she has excited unfavourable comment ...
... only too drop dead of Ihe blistered veldi. ravuhed wealth of living greeu. the rude, footprint tl.s god ul war - iwrot’war ; kiod, Christian war * Now. overhead, betwixt the smoking earth aad smiling sky, ducks -d vultures come and go. Iluttcnng their ...
... and privileges all. and to acquire these rights, and to maintain thorn when acquired, was for her paramount South Africa. The African war would memorable many ways. Regiment seemed vie with regiment in doing gallant deeds, and who amongst them could forget ...