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... wountable for fact that they Le UI alter their antral in South Africa. WAR OF FI(M IXX,'UMEN TS. THE PUBLICATION OF OFFICIAL. SECRETS. EITATIMENT HY BK()DRICK. Mr LUCAS asked the Secretary for War • maroon of winch he given settee, en. heater it was a tet ...
... whole of the and Military forms which ham renamed to England from taking past in the imeratioas in South Africa �� have sow either been granted the war medal, or is the gem of those to whom the medal bee not yet been tamed been authorised to wear the medal ...
... before the whole world. IL was their therefor*, by all tbe mann in poit•r VI support the pretent attitude at to regard to the war Africa. When they their tram to their own and le romider at tbe &Amato with Ineh administration, Um outlook wen by no mean@ ...
... by Lard in this 'reliant 51 14. diuna. Mr. also complimmeed lordsalp that he was Um firm to volunteer to go to handl Africa whoa ths war broke out. . . Cashman, replyieg. sail how dimply lady CrMaim be e. as., the theepit prompted sad be me glad es say ...
... else. Net even Sir authority will make thin apology for military expenditure acceptable. We hold that the war in South Africa • just war, ad • war which warn *masonry for the maintenance of nor national existence, and that we ought not to I grudge • single ...
... supposed to preside. From the of war down 111102111 St to the last batch of Yeomanry sent to South Africa the War Whim has blundered. The present medition of the war is mainly, if not wholly, the result of the refusal of the War Oftice ...
... prows abortive. in Booth Africa was began in molf.defeece, sod racy sew pima of information nerved to the inspertial ppeetator that it bed to come seem or ?her if we were to maintain our place in South Africa. The harden war had been brought home in the ...
... the war in mid he it. daty esei to tameal the , of miated en to the masa. in the hid comb/mad that war. H. dad net mean , mamba th• military er the of b. lent yet in summed in bat he did of the manner ii whieh the Government Ma ten&mad their al war. to ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. PROGRESS OF THE WAR. 2711 STANSAiD Cars Tows, Novara's 12. Banc Bono Ore eon mon io oho of Maliocatory. A of lb. Caps Town spas bins oat. TIN IT*I.D•11 , DLR. 12. A daget,h fnuobad ni gust, bat small parties of Beare tba likscodhla sad boos ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. PROGRESS OF THE WAR :Es DAILY it TO-ENT.) A detailed and eoreant of the oblitentioe of essootando hat ! takes from • Case paper sod to Fagged. Tbe wily liorr, it SOMIS, foood store that his match for to Cokinal who regidarly hao to earth ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. CONTINENTAL OPINION ON THE WAR. MI STANDARD Teoiteeer. The Po Corrysparaw. he. received the follovrieg inforsetiee the Hague . • The Government a the Net - barked. giro their earnest meppert to the to in,o. Mr. Kreger to recommend the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. I MR LECKY ON THE WAR. TIMIIIDAT. The /San Promo pehliden today es elsesest Ina the Right W. L A. Leaky, the death War. It is to the reran is the roe* al es ankle the bed rineested the dor tierenbed loony esys II is Jot the and el war is het ...