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... ” now adopted by the propnetor Hudson’s Soap. Hudson’s War Balloons are travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They are facsimiles of those used by the Military Authorities in South Africa. iiiaite@ia For WasSiirag-Cp tr f'aj. Clothes **r For Spring ...
... PRESENTATION WAR MEOAiB the annual inspection on the Horse Parade Saturday ol (he 2nd London Tohm tear Bliss Earl Roberts presented man who bed served in South Africa with war aadste. The Commaader Ctee* the radpienta, and eald iher hud proved their sterling ...
... the Service estimates, they will raisa the question Roman Cbtholio university for Ireland, upon Army the conduct the South Africa War, sad the Naval estimates the petition of chaplains the »*»7- ...
... proprietor of Hudson's Soap. Hudson’s War Balloons are travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They arc facsimiles of those used by the Military Authorities South Africa. Hudson’s War Balloons Four of Hudson's Soap War Balloons are now, or shortly will ...
... COST OF THE WAR. A parliamentary paper issued yesterday gives a return of the estimated cost of the wars in South Africa and China, showing how the expenditure is to met. The total is put £142.807,000, not including China supply grants of £5,660,000, ...
... for South Africa. The War Office states that number of officers are coming home the steamship Briton, which left for England on the 14th inst. THE REFUGEE CAMPS. fARY PAPER. A return of the numbers of persons the camps refuge in Sooth Africa was issued ...
... last night upon a policy on which Lib-T.il* could unite, said it would be time rlieciu'a the form of Government, in Africa when the war was ended. They should discover cause • hat would appeal every section the liberal party. Congestion busiDccs in the ...
... SAVAGE SOUTH AFRICA. As an instructive and amusing show the gigantic exhibition from Earl’s Court, which opens tonight in the Chapel Fields, would be hard beat. It must be remembered that long before the South Africa war wos commenced this giant combination ...
... inasmuch it dasbo their scheme of making chtUculticß for the British, Boer independence not restored, flooding South Africa after the war wita hostile settlers, prepared, persistent agitation, promote toe pan-Afrikander ideal THE CHINESE SITUATION. ...
... replied that his answer was the negative. „ « Jjom OTAWLEY, reply 'Mr. T. R. Dewar, said the number of prisoners war South Africa reported the War Office as haring been cantered in April was 1,(W6, with surrenders. was not o-waiT the manner which they had ...
... their cUqne, and “Milner and ail other Jingoea.” The document, which tomewhat prohtt, draw* between toe prerent war and the Americre War of Independence. The rat of too of oorreepondenee and doemnenta. including letters to Dr. WUliamaon, oree the American ...
... to be done long aa the war continues. None of us am perfect, and there may have been some shortcomings, but I trust that when the war shall have been concluded it will be allowed that Lord Kitchener in South Africa and the War Office authorities home ...