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... Soiitli Africa ending the war. BOERS CAPTURED PLUMER ON THE MARCH. THE CAPE INVASION. THE PEACE REPORTS fIOKR VM>. Km-; -'■ a« •M , «- ,55 . s' «- mv l«t m-on «■ ' ...
... arrest and approaching trial. FREE TRADE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, answer to Sir .T. Bolloston. said was not the intention his ' Majesty's Govtsmraenl to adopt in South Africa torraiuation the war any system of protective diacrimmation against foreign ...
... leading, and never yet has Mr. Balfour disappointed expectation. may breathe the hope that will this year able deal with the war Africa as a finished work. At the same time trust he will be able to comment on the continuance of friendly relations among the ...
... displayed that sympathy with the principles of which v.as the mark a character once sterling and upright. In dealing with the war Africa, the outgoing Moderator thal it wiM now cause for thankfulness that tat end that straggle was sight. In with the oueslion ...
... has South Africa during the war Mr. I.lttlar said all were old know better. They seemed to think tliey were in lawless country, and having erected their wigwam commandeered all they wanted. Riley muft no to for Aftwa Ctrwm fourtMn, and War mao to twaivo ...
... THE WAR BCDGET, The isauc army esiirnaJes for **norirous sum ae jmlliods. for the financial year conuTH-ncing on April first, under «irrnmeiAnres which neceMitate the continued mamteoAoue of large army in South Africa carry the war. For this heavy bill ...
... Government in China. sdr William Barcourt and other members followed the same sub- jvet. Mr. Lloyd George reverted to the war Africa, aud. t«'getber with Sir K. Reed, drew a vigorous speech from Mr. Chamberlain. Mr. Wilstun Churchill delivered bis maiden ...
... „ renditions ore. ann yci them.— “Daily Telegraph. • • • • I grandson Dani-l O'Comiell has l«t * • • * . 11,|„ South Africa. IMoro war l.c Tlio Thitch delegates for the pr- ntnum, of the, (o a clerk m the '>■ noveettme movi-mcnt. aeitmft rocrcbanl., „»nncM ...
... Company Imperial Yeomanry, Private J. Edgar (dyeenteryb A MONTH’S LOSSES. I The War Office last night issued the monthly statement casualties South Africa during the war the month of April and 79 men wore killed. 21 officer* and 249 moo wounded and r ...
... vis vs with Juctive ot much poverty, discontent, For bummerti ■—. ——o Fine Old Anioblillwdo Y.uUgelHn: readings South Africa and the war cam- disloyally, believe that the time has conn .isuul form in Very Choice Old Oiorosa, Rich Oi -ign. The view* were ...
... night. Charles Francis Adams said that Eoplano a cnpvcitv for out the war South Africa depended wbollv the Treaty of Washington. the rules laid down Enciand at the tiro- of Ihe UMI War obtained to-dov. the oceans womdswatro with privateers .Alabama type ...
... StHJTI AFRICA. BOERS BEATEN AT THEIR OWN GAME. FINE WORK BY THE COLONIALS. BRILLI ANT FLAT CAMPBELL T>,.' Om™ •I' Jol'owras ' ; '^',l, VPR lA. 3rd FrWry. r. ,m- Vl,; «t MoJrk.rfrn.co o Croon. M.H CommYco d c..,. gMn L.culrn.,.. Cr»wl.y. South tb» port ...