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... FORSTER—No, sir. THE WAR FAILURES. Mr BALFOUR, in answer to Mr Lambert, said that the Government did not propose tiiat the commission to inquire into the causes of our failures during the war should begin, its work until the termination of the war. ...
... having undertaken this long war. The total gains and losses must be submitted examination, and then, and only then, can v.« hope to arrive a fair concludon. SomeaVoteotout writers assert that “too many Uvea wore lost. - ’ The seat war a miles away, the roads ...
... you by the Bishop of Limerick commenting on your correspondent’s ■’ Letter from the Front.” It is impossible for mo in South Africa to refer to the original, but as I understand that you have made reply to his Lordship’s letter it may not be unfair to assume ...
... every member of the Cabinet disappeared and left the Treasury Bench the preposterous guidance Mr Jesso Ceilings. The war in South Africa will cost not far short of two hundred million pounds. A settlement seems as far off ever. There are problems to settled ...
... firs inactive, Rand Mines 40|. neglected. Previous Prices. GOVERNMENT BONDS. , Cense!* De Account. April 95 7-15 , National War 96| India 34 cent 107 percent, 100 Rupee Paper 34 per cent 634 RAILWAY STOCKS Bricrhton Railway Deferred 1364 Caledonian Ordinary ...
... and over again disclaimed of a vindictive feeling Mp’ u foes (hear, bear). But mush solutely certain that the issue m oll r^ war was undertaken should ci^ us, and that there should be no of the struggle (Ministerial we have taken the necessary s v {e* purpose ...
... the capitalists (Opposition cries of “No, no,” and Mr Dillon— No, they made the war). I thougnt the hon ! member for East Mayo opposite always sa'd that I made the war (lond Ministerial cheers). | Mr DILLON—So did, when the r.giit hon gentleman agreed ...
... TO END THE WAR. PEACE DELEGATES’ MISSION. IMPORTANT INTERVIEW. Liverpool, Thursday Night. A Central News representative to-day interviewed Mr Merriman, one of the delegates England from the South African party on the settlement of the war. said the sole ...
... stock, and 30s pep cent on the preferred stock, less income tax, payable Ist May. On account of the prolongation of the war in South Africa the directors Pwobinson Stuth African Banking Company, Ltd. have decided not declare an interim dividend. The directors ...
... afternoon. Meanwhile looting is worse than ever. The hired transport South Australiau, from London, with remounts for South Africa, arrived at Queenstown yesterday morning and left at 12.30 p.m. She had on board 548 horses, of which number 152 were embarked ...
... Frederick stood before tho world personal coward as well as a royal conqueror. Privately he gave as his reasons for making war ambition, interest, and the desire make people talk about me.” His cowardice was the talk of a clay, for the shrewd eyes Europe ...
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