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... omit bitterness es it did daring hi Wiliam, sad at OM ▪ bine rt onaed as if it is•abiliie Y imtar• nimbi. as the Santa Africa& war. Then is 00 wormy to cater here into the came* .hob led t that strafe ; sera tor all the year, to ease will have their 'Maroon ...
... witloweert is ?wart Africa alter the war H. tereered 2,”54 es quickly a was CES• widest vita prudeuee that large useasure wf free ieelf-row raw. at which wharetterwed tar Colonal ro. led wheih wield be ahnitely brtt r for stai- Wars tiro-ha tams the err ...
... wife here too, and pretty and charming Colridga (Mrs. Hariland), ihe aad her husband had nost succetsful tour ia South Africa Mere the war, and in their green room on the lata Queen's birthday, 1899, her health was drunk most enthusiastically by the Tory ...
... friendship and comradeship in the Em- * service in Africa. the line,” as Kipling has called it, a A leading official in J hering place for those soldiers of dif- the question of to 1,600 in ent cli event of a war with a foreign Power “Of mdship and comradeship ...
... adureming his coosUtuenu Ilundhrs iael night, spoke the the Month Alncan War. raid ditlienliios South Africa encountered our troop* ought to ha«u furcjceit • iovrroinoiit. tlial the war ought l ...
... SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA • fruit yetodematos from Lord Katehener so aalar. that the Baez leaders captured 111110 e the 15th inpointbr —4be dace talon Mr etneaborimo turd for the • hoal ending of els ear to Heath Moon amt bees peressoonly basubed from ...
... EXPLORATIONS IN AFRICA. REMARKABLE DISCOVERIES. Reuter’i representative has had interview with Herr Oscar Neumann, the eminent German explorer, who has recently completed eighteen months’ journey in Central Africa from Zcila to Khartum, travelling for ...
... tba money medrd for the war. but when the expenditure on the war at the rate million and quarter w«k. Trumarr could hard's bring brorl Where shnnld look? Thr War tain sense Mr Brodruk was rwapnoe-Ve f.tr every marker with the war. bot the roontrr would ...
... LOSSES IN THE WAR. On Saturday night kneed • Statement of cameltme to Ilrimelt tioetb African Field Force for the month al September and since the commencement at the war SS follows : • OfTWICII. MM. ..• 17 170 of 3 61 • 39 'Abating anti prisoners ...
... LOSSES TUB WAR. hatarday night the War OflSr* issued statement of casualties lo the Bntish Ninth African I'lehl Force foe the monih of Septemls awl the column follows : - September— Killr-I 17 170 inti of wounds Wounded Missing awl prisoner* I licit ...
... in South Africa. It was all very weil to talk about the liberty of the Press and necessity of discussion, net to we were at war the enemy to know. He justi disclose everything the Government in their Statement twelve months ago that the war was practically ...
... LESSONS OF THE WAR. Liomothaertl Sir Guam Worms has rea-1 trammed to the ourroot wee of the Namoaal 1411.14.• ea I steressing aid laairsettra etude, darommag the loom important t 4 the tral t tarp development. aid pbettomeaa room-tad *Mt rho protest ...