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... South Africa ENDING THE WAR. 242 BOERS CAPTURED. PLUMER ON THE MARCH. THE CAPE INVASION. THE PEACE REPORTS. BOER DELEVATE IN EN6L4ND. I Lord Kitchener wires to the Wet' Office this afternoon— Preterit. net April. Pro- Siete my report our columns have ...
... 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 «■ ' ...
... CHINESE CRISIS Imul AT TIMIL I TO-DAY S PARLIAMENT. LATEST WAR NEWS THE aIiCENT PEACE NE6OIIATII 'Ns. TERING IN AFRICA. Irevm Amesatem Spresal Anhoono•burg. Ibmitsy —Thei mil itrrivetl ben. l'arlameatary oltb the pew. They nod •itls be all nt the Anne ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. WAR COLLAPSING. ITRTHER BRITISH CAPTURES. (OMMANDO SURRENDERS. T),e War Office yesterday issued the fol..wiiiC from Lord Kitchener; April 21st. 6» last report columns have captured onsoners. 348 rifles and some c-m wagons and carts A ...
... Hunt, have been in connection with the Co. Limerick m of consequence South his untimely demise. He had copspicgous Africa since the war began, and displayed ve ...
... of vb. and tang.. Is lid cash. shot rot free 15 Sestepa. Soto tor In.lisudi—Ageets's Mistrial Stmt. age. OFF TO SOUTH AFRICA. The war Son. Afr•-• sad its subsequent de. S. IM earwigs way never beL•re or even of (hash b. Iabed . n. ..f one and nnodter ...
... not restored, flooding Soith Africa after the war with hostile Angloiihobe settlers, prepared persistent agitation to promote tne pam-Afrikander ideal. THE RETURN OF VOLUNTEH 5R COM- PANIES. London, Monday Night. The War Office late to-night issued the ...
... 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 ...
... it with their •chttne making difficulties for the British, if Boer independence is not restored. by flooding South Africa after the war with hostile Anglophone bettlers. prepared, persistent agitation, to promote the pan-Afrikander ideal. APPOINTMENT ...
... 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. ...
... chairman of the Congregational Union of Booth Africa, delivered an addreee on the outlook of the denomination in Booth Africa. He expressed regret that ha was precluded the assembly from discussing the war, be wonld say that the eaUd phalanx of the clergy ...
... tnene pessimistic times™ What foreign soldier* cannot, or iierhautt will not, see is that the war in South Africa, like the war in the Peninsula and the Civil War in America, is a triumph for the principle of voluntary service. For ourselves are content ...