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... Telegram.) Rome, Monday.—A well-known general officer of the Italian General Staff, interviewed to-day upon the war iu South Africa, said :— This war is furnishing ns with absolutely invalp- able datilo for the proner valuation of our system of defence. A ...
... may be said to be typical of the soldier the incidents of his journey into a wild, ragged region in the heart of Africa, inhabited by war- like savages, who, ambushed in the almost im. penetrable jungle, tried repeatedly to aaai- Col. Maceonald. 1 [ bilate ...
... ARTICLES:— THE WAR AND THE PEACE PROPOSALS. A LEGISLATIVE UTOPIA. SPECIAL ARTICLES — CARDIFF THE CHIEF SHIPPING PORT FOR COAL. NEWPORT TOWN COUNCIL IN SESSION. LOW LIFE IN CARDIFF—REFORMING AGENCIES. MR ANTHONY TROLLOPE IN SOFTII AFRICA. THE WAR IN THE EAST:— ...
... ARTICLES:— THE WAR AND THE PEACE PROPOSALS. A LEGISLATIVE UTOPIA. SPECIAL ARTICLES :— CARDIFF THE CHIEF SHIPPING PORT FOR COAl. NEWPORT TOWN COUNCIL IN SESSION. LOW LIFE IN CARDIFF-REFORMING AGENCIES. MR ANTHONY TROLLOPE IN SOlTH AFRICA. THE WAR I. THE EAST:— ...
... of the war would give epps , • timity for. The bon. member lee the Pe,eat of Dean will ask the Meese Commons to exprees regret that the Oeverasset failed to foresee the prebability of war, and that in spited the existence of ample Meths of informethth ...
... WAR OFFICE NOTICE. TM front War Odes The following arde i nte 11 not be mamma by traneports to Smith Africa after toe WM MM. :—(A) Bottles of spirits, wine, beer, miesral Witter.. et.., mottle.. fuse, eta., peck ogee of tobacco, dears. and caseates ...
... WAR AND IRON TRADE. Yamada , tb. busy, and Me fay is rasp mat sosertiere, chiefly es elders. Pewee odder, beesesboes Moe adveweed 40 and 50 per eget. Wises shy war !man. Wangle iron sod well mop, tees Much Awe bare are am* bee advaeoed from 45. per 10 ...
... SOUTH AFRICAN WESLEYANS AND THE WAR. The Res. E. Hottall, of Cape Town, hen adhered to the president of the iVeileyan Ceofarence, t►e Ray. F. W. hficilonidd, s nafasage *boat the war hem the Wesfelons of booth ' Africa to their co-religionist. of him ...
... TM situation in Swab Africa is complicated by the fact that whet) one Boer leader is down another comes on. try 1.0. Gould. Published by arrangement with the Westminster Galette. NZWPORT • MONMC LZAOUE. nen team mei an eider= =abeddor ea Way. There ...
... of the 'l'ranevaat Repohne and oil the danger that might rules in booth Africa. Tbe (teloniel Mecrehev bad declared that the policy of l'resetent His conetry than to the brink of war, and that the Boar Government had beona the acenamilatlea of armaments ...
... unquestioning heartiness all over the world. EFFECT OF THE WAR ON MISSION. ARY WORK. A Welsh missionary in South Africa, writing home to a friend in Wales this week. says :— The outbreak of war in South Africa may lead many to ask to wbat extent the society's ...
... COMMONS. Tow Hoar of COlOOO B wont into CW1113111103 and on the first Vote proposed. of tfi75.000 for the War Offire, WAR OVPROR CRIIIOIBEO. Yr Aoudads assets it wield ba• bra beast if of Ma ads suss to as Spies Lep dea pasha has mesa the dee disersha ...