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... ORDERED TO SOUTH AFRICA. The War to-mgbt rnmmaaimliaa;—Mgjra Qeaerel Sir H-aT too. Military Secretory Head Qaaiton, nwmedi aaßatardrar to Snath Aflriaa toanmme aatim of Chief of the Staff to Ike CoamaodarkrCUM. He will rrtora to the War Ofltee oa the completion ...
... MONTHLY STATEMENT OF CASUALTIES. London. Monday Night. War Office Uvnight issued the monthly itottmmT of caanalttoa South Africa during war. month of April otbeera and 19 men were killed 21 officer* and 24J men were wounded (one and forty-three whom died ...
... bnth the House «d ...
... band ia Fariia. moot and going to the oanaHtacnedas lying daetaiation that the war was mar, and elaborate Jihee the aareaeeting imbneility of the Lord Chanenllor that i. not war. hat kind wmtaese that in psnpaaa la Booth Afrtea. deal rot retain Lord Milaer ...
... coantrv. Tb-ie are in the Gtoagow eutd. asd dontt. bo found of •emc pur poor*, ouch post fans jeork. Home of the to Sooth Africa the war of ago. and i ■re Mill doing omric* on claimed that largo rambers suited for army qnestioo of the rappiy •/ »««» one ...
... irrejp-'or cnrpa which bar* hnen rfaieflj ...
... power of tbe British, were Mr. Chamberlain to our two Republics with snldier*. war would nuraued with satoe determination in tbs British Ootnaira of Sooth Africa. TV* war he* spread all over Sooth Afno*. The executions in Colony do not Afrikanders. They ...
... raiktafy syatom * gigaßtic soak, ooiapakeory aenrioe up ia the amr future. Mr eAs far £81,000.000 to toss* thsa for hem* War Africa baa cat doable the* ooeaal and thoasaada of lire*. The trath ia «het the Kxe-1 oatife is at wife end. Then tk>a The fiehabary ...
... Secretary, that the future in regard to South Africa perfectly piais. qmtg clear that it ia (be policy of th.* Government—a policy wife the r.ght boo gentleman who bia spoken, is J> agreement--'hat South Africa the war '» ended in one way—and that it, carrying ...
... calls for bum asostiag of all old soldicn of fitettia and ncighhoorhood. The article ceedades-He originators the predatory war Africa shall, at say rate, {earn that ov raliaat scMiera do not psnsit their hooonr the to smirched impertioencies. The -Beichaboie” ...
... symptomatic of the aptnt of imbecile that obtains here moment when the British army is fighting for ita existence Sooth Africa that the War Offi« authorities sboald be agitating them** vet more than anything ahoat the nodress caps the Onarda regiments. Some ...
... p»e-•eal wa* hecaoee of the war. for war alwar# divided weakened the liberal Party. war iw which ih-a eonalry wra ll e«paced nerewaarily command flrat and immediate aftewt>ofi.' and. e*m* cent rat ion of att.-rrtion .« tlw war. wwa waog of intcrvet f. ...