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... p»e-•eal wa* hecaoee of the war. for war alwar# divided weakened the liberal Party. war iw which ih-a eonalry wra ll e«paced nerewaarily command flrat and immediate aftewt>ofi.' and. e*m* cent rat ion of att.-rrtion .« tlw war. wwa waog of intcrvet f. ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA THE LIBERALS ANDTHE 18188 PARTY. ...
... WAR OFFICE AWARDS. London. Wednrsdaj. The War Office notified to-night that the following awards hare bi-en granted for aernce id the defonou of Fort* Uola and IVoaprct, the capture of Lottcr'a conunaodo, and other ivcral rngagetixriu m Bmth Africa, of ...
... Iton to Sooth Africa wsa granted anether in.. foi relations re-established, beUered was parpoes. sod the Re* Father Quidd, who is mosti _ . _ . . . . Ip. im r»yT> ti«l *' Irol.n-u>. • dolgence the Gape, but owing hae- asora for South Africa to peraia. of ...
... SORT OF WAR Two groteaqoa, inawdibln contributions are made to-day tha of the war. The climax is rnnohod at last; a deeper depth humiliation and absurdity is impossible- men who apeak are Mr. Drodnck, the Secretary State for War of tiro great Unionist ...
... in South Africa. (Mr. ham) dismissed that statement with the contempt it dt-s.-rved (hear. bear). The second slat- men was that objected, not any military failures ...
... WAR PROCLAMATION. The striking parallel which Dr. Garnett discovered in Tacitus for the Boer War it almost surpassed by passage in Washing- tan Irving's Knickerbocker’s History of New York. The burlesque that Tacitus satirises is hiocessvve endings of ...
... fim year, • \V. dhrwrdly rrnnrL*. i; ■ arttoallT Arina ami horM* of iJh* ms ond Africa i» very leg ida.-*- A ya«ar ago the ...
... great mass of people desired that the war in South Africa should brought to as early a conclusion was consistent with •curing South Africa to tbe Empire and with laying tbe foundations of future proupenty o*f South Africa part of tbe Empire (hear, hear ) Even ...
... the close of the war is being some way retarded scarcity of troops or want of mobility our columns. Our last from South Africa show that, bend— providing supplies from been for 314,000 persons directly indirectly connected with the war, and feeding 248 ...
... reinforcements that have arrived in South Africa since June 1, 1899, shall be removed within a reason, able time. (3) That her Majesty’s troops which are now on the high seas shall not be landed any part of South Africa. The Sut® Secretary (Mr ReiUl vent remark ...
... they hoped they would live together South Africa, in harmony. The had been anxious, even the coat of prolonging the war- nothing that could avoided to increase the enmity between English and Dutch in South Africa. If the time came when aeverw were the rebels ...