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... himself on arrival ia Heath Africa ; that the object of his journey to South Africa is bonehfide, and has not been deported or sent out the country as indigent Subjects of foreign Powers who may wish to proceed to South Africa bom ports ia the United Kingdom ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. WET AND BOTHA—TWO STRONG FORCES REPORTED—NARROW ESCAPE OF A BRITISH COLUMN—CAPTURE OF A BOER COMMANDOFRESH INSTALMENT OF KITCHENER’S CALUMNIES. London, Wednesday.—Tho Standard'a correspondent Heilbron telegraphs :—Do Wet has now ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TBBTBBDATB ABD THIS MOSNINQ'B THLHOBAMB. Loudon, Tuesday.—The following official , despatch from Lord Kitchener was issued to* day by the War Office : Pretoria, December 9, 1901, 1 p.m.—Since 2nd December our columns report—Boers killed ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. nsTXRDsra and this horning’s TBLEOBAMS, London, Sunday. Addressing his con- ] stitnents Exeter on Saturday night, Six 1 Edgar Vincent, U.P., discussed the Boiler : controversy, and said until they knew the lacts of the case they were unable ...
... LIBERALS AND THE WAR A apecial meeting of the General Committee of the National Liberal Federation via held at Derby OB Wednesday to conaider the aitßatron in Sonth Africa. Mr. E. Erana. chairman of the eoatmittee, preaided, and there waa lane and influential ...
... AND THE WAR. annual report- Mr. Rlowley, the Acting Resident CommisKionor of Basutoland, dated Sep- tember La*t, and ii»aed on Saturday, contains an interesting reference to the attitude the Basntos in connection with the war in South Africa. Mr. Sloley ...
... MR. BRODRICK THE WAR Addreaeitu: crowded Conservative in*«tiag f*»t Wcdn«*sd.ty night. Mr. BrmJrick conia tended the country* the d«*gg»sl, p-nustent, and pursuit the Ooveriiment p*dicy South Africa n* compir* d with the variety • rfuioment provided from ...
... THE LORD PRIMATE ON THE WAR. Sunday morning, in the chapel of the Royal Hospital, Dublin, service in memory of the aoldiers and sailon who have met their death on the battlefields Sooth Africa was held, and was attended by officers and details from all ...
... Taradap. Wod'day. ■ak. When a war not a war When it waa Call Raney, 08. Oort. Bamda.. dp aartiad oa baiirm in Bon-h Cali Raney, other Hnaritiri . pa Alnaa.” Tbera are only two balliparanti ia South rayr on *—■‘-n dayr' Africa—tba Bom end the BrilUb army ...
... had not learned anv lesson from the war, tuen all their treasure and life had been thrown away. The first duty of an energetic Ministry would to employ its best strength to examine into the administration of the War Office. The navy, believed, was in a ...
... South Africa absorbs public attention that ttie eye el Average reader sees there, and practically only there, England’s trouble. One picks up bis morning evening paper and sqans earnestly the latest fretu- the Veldt, now (, swoop Botha, again a startling ...
... BBITISH SOUTH AFRICA OOMPAMT. oura or aaaaooaa ounaosiiu uaLacraD Tka Duka ol Abaraorn praailal aa Tuialay attar aoaa eaar Ika aaraatk annual mealing ot akarala Ika Britlak Booth Afrioa Oaapaaj, ball la Ika great hall ot Oaaaea-ateaat Hotel. Theta ■aa ...