... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... resterday. Tbey to phew r ore werthr Arm lit b.walk Ur to ere et late: e.J is away gra was wet reader. Tbe deer* avers up tee War Africa Corporator was bred we • coin whirl err that the Marro ROI bad bra curer the Ord sepal wee reawadio: aid werkaps dewed 2 ...

... when he proposed sending out detachments of sensible and respectable women as wives for British colonists in South Africa, once the war should be over. It has long seemed to me an immense pity that so many women should remain unmated in Ireland, dragging ...

... themselves in South Africa after the war. As the Dutch discountenanced the use of French by the Huguenot settlers in Cape Colony, so they must expect to see the use of Dutch discountenanced in the conquered States. It is the fortune of war. We did not go into ...

... W. It.. plow whets that.. shiest. As in !Mead. nio Snitil Africa When the war agates. the Boers beanie • war their !reeds= all hope of Erredhas the reign of British !eaters through Reath Africa departed for ever. Not &Melt juice we R. a Eteglasd. huh that ...

... fright flko ft—«b ptom wtorn toat la ntoent. An tra(—d, ao ia • Africa. Wk— Ito war agol— to—me war agataat their ft—dam afl tops of sprsod. ing tto ydgn British jo— thrsogk flsoth Africa d apart far mtr. Not BHtiaft JoMfaa Miir—l to Kagfaad, fart to- ...

... his despatch, said (C. MS, p. 34): --Owing to Me pressure of races in Booth Africa, which,' as km Majesty'. Govenweem is aware, is principally • lesecy of the past, Booth Africa is Miley is this fatal position, that, as mon as dispute arises between this ...

... malt Maly strengthen, the femthlione the the of August, and the spirit is which this an Moat peace g m o re i fu s e Africa, while war . if 'swami, 'would h e a either me acting, ialace ef ocsamions which went boned Mani peed m em o. w hi c h would and ...

... sham shoo luts o*selly been the este of Into, and in marry notaatars (MU* were am catocloon The &Bard drat oproare up for War Africa Oot proutono was home no • °alas witch dated that the blewersore Hill lad tam aassizsl Tho obeli easposeio r•part was foommoblo ...

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