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... be done so long as the war continues. None of ns are perfect, and there may have been some shortcomings, but I trust that when the war shall have been concluded it will be allowed that Lord Kitchener in South Africa and the War Office authorities at home ...
... continue be done as long as the war continues. None of us is perfect, and there may have been some shortcomings, but I trust that when the war shall have been completed it will allowed that Lord Kitchener in South Africa and the War Office at home have done ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... claims Whether the Gaelic language n* several the powers for damages caused to become the common language subjects in Jonth Africa the war hrance , ftm , time atone can teU. One , and the Netherlands still stand out, but the . __ llW |. nvrt ; followings ...
... caUnet-makiEg as learned friend I never e-ther turner or a joiner. A grandson Daniel O’Connell has lost hit life in South Africa Before the War be .-an went out to Johannesburg ae clerk in the Ouneolidsted Company. When hostilities began solunteered as local ...
... tactful and sueceaefal control. The Daily Chronicle remarks that grandson of Daniel O’Connell has lout his life in South Africa. Before the war began he went out to Johannesburg a clerk in the Consolidated Investment Company. When hostilities began he volunteered ...
... that 200 of the Boer pnsoners of war there on parole have expressed their willingnetui to take the oath of allegiance and enlist in the British Army for service outside South Africa. THE WAR OFFICE AND LORD KITCHENER. The War Office on the 30th ult. published ...
... will continue to done tagg aa war oontinoes. None of are perfect, and there may have been some shortcomings, hot I that when the war shall have concluded it will bo allowed that Lord Kitchener in South Africa and the War Office enthoritiee at hone have ...
... continue to June to long the war continues. Nods of is perfect, and there may have been some short comings; but I trust thst when the war shall have been concluded will allowed that Lord Kitchener in B*>uth Africa and the War Office authorities at hom« ...
... party in past and continued confidence in thowieo and steadfast leadership. The Duke, returning thanks, said prolonged war in South Africa was causing grave anxiety,but did not alter any respect tho issues on which the country decided the general election ...
... tine will onulinne to cious long war continue-*. None *f perfect, and there may have been some ahori comings, but trust that when war shall have been completed it will allowed that Lord Kitchener iu South Africa and tho War Office borne have all in their ...