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... arirsr^ssiass*^ indnetrin. and that for intereata tba nation the prosperity of agricnltnre aboold recode oo further. The Sooth Africa* war fed shown that tfe safety of thaeomriry reated in healthy asd rigorons eonatry popdaMon. ...
... Dartmouth at Stafford on Satnr•*7 P roeated to local Yeomen and volunteers Africa war medals, bnt aaid was not ffetag to make speech, because there had been too speaking about the war and too much criticism and fault-finding with those who had difficult work ...
... Belfast. Young Gilliard was only years of age. He was in the Fusiliers for ’he past six years, and was sent to South Africa when the war broke out. lie had been through the campaign from the commencement, having been present at the battle of Colcnso and ...
... addressed meeting his constituents Haddington last night. dealt specially with the question of the settlement South Africa after the war. favoured giving as quickly ns was consistent with prudence that large measure o! free self-government which characterised ...
... following up Mr. Kruger's impudent shimatum. began pouring their forces into and other parts of British territory in Booth Africa. The war ia still going on, and (he British public obviously impatient very slow dragging towards the close. Headers of this column ...
... T. Devin, A. War* No. .nul B. Wtddeee. One caadidato was ItjecleO. LORD ROBERTS OK THE WAR. DIFFICULTIES OF THE OPERATIONS. EVERYTHING POSSIBLE BEING DONE. KITCHENER AND THE WAR OFFICE ONE. Lord Roberta yceterday afternoon distributed war medals over «ix ...
... THE BOER WAR. Tb« “Timob - saysTbc country will welcome of nod more cffecl*»»c energy io the conduct of the war in South -Africa shown by the capture of Scheepcrs. What base to bear in mind is that there is a-strupefc South Africa in which cannot oflord ...
... the late Mra. Kroger and Boer leaders in South Africa. The “Times” Simla correspondent telegraphs News has been received that two sections I2tb Field Battery are arrive «t Bombay ibis week from Sooth Africa. The Times says la Megahosborg, Fort Italia, we ...
... bring the war * speedy termination Government was tell them what it /was. The situation in South Africa, military end colonial, was disquieting and ecrions, ana fcc proposed devote further speech it, and offer some suggestion for ending the war. fWe should ...
... THE BOER WAR, The Lisboa toje:—lt (reported Store from Martinos that large force Boers baa surprised many British posts «n Swa*i!an(i. and some bund reds troops. The enemy deprived the fflen Ibcir anas, and set Efacra free. The Boers seized all the pio- ...
... THE BOER WAR. !%• *■ Chronicle wonder* whether the •UcmpU ol the Ministerialists to prod into the Ministers the fact that war is going on In Sooth Africa, which needs finishing, will anj more successful than similar efforts .which all of of the Opposition ...
... dealing with operations South Africa, nays; —We can not flatter ource) ves with the expectation that the repulse of two determined efforts made by th© enemy within a few days of each other arc likely Ibring about the speedy the war. It m not enough to beat ...