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... r-adto the sntoppagle of contraband. ca-iinn ave conclude-d that tire ae-slrrcroras vuelsi is one of the vital tl-iaaw ithe war, and tri-s rilP ire logcalcoclusion. Several vessels Ion~ef f-cr Dellaoa Bay are now hair -zapsrrno the British navy. SH iT ...
... British colonial noli- tidjans in South Africa, he had regarded the war as a cruel necessity, caused by the ambitious designs of the allied Dutch Republics to assert Dutch ascend- ency throughout South Africa. When war was de- lared the believed there could ...
... : THE SOUTHf AFRICA WAR. :: -. ,4 ?? I-ff - it IQ - : i . I: 77777 .i777777777I, *SPEECHES BY: LORE) ROBERTSON AXD MR. A. CHAMBERLAtN. A d innersi connection with- the Can:abxidge Uni;- |versity Caniton Sand Unied Clubs was held on SRatnr- Idayo eveni~ng ...
... thefurthest reaches of God's love. The Spanish-American War openred the way for the gospel to be taken to 11 million soulls; ?? tbeiiforh, nihtt be the' e ae outmeto the heathen tribes in South Africa of the war now being-waged there? And now there were troublous ...
... amongst which wore 40 ladies' societies. There vwere Zionist societics in 30 States of the Union. In Sortl i Africa, notwithstanding the war. shekel money had been euolocteJ. Ile also recounted very active work in Al-oria, France. Belgium, Hol- land, ...
... Rttenil)ted till the Zuln war had renisved tie greatest source of duiger to Sosths Africa, tranid this war was riot termiiliteid till about twoele miiiths -ago. Thies are necessrry steps towarild any real progress - iii ieotith Africa, towiards any inion of ...
... has read accounts of the great gatherings of officers and soldiers in the churches, camps, and other laces in South Africa during the war, and marked lthe enthusiasm and heartiness and pleasure with which our troops ioined in the services of the Church ...
... Yorkishire Regi- ments, and of all Yorksliremen engaged in her Majesty's services, ao have lost their lives i South Africa during the war, has mnet with hearty support. The London Gazette notifies the a;ppointment of Lori Poberts to be honorary colonel ...
... Hospital, Lesamington, has received a communication from the War Office in reply to the recent offer by the committee to place a ward at the disposal ef sick or wounded soldiers front South Africa. The War Office intimate tbat they are prepared to make use of ...
... THE TROOPS. Mr. Hurn ?? &asked the Under Secretary 5 for War whether, in order to allay the anxiety of t ;thousads of families in this coumtry, who had rela- C t tires at the war in South Africa, he would open a snegotiations -with the directors of the ...
... The excess 'of deaths in Bombay over the normal in one week was equal to the total slaughter of our soldiers in South Africa since the war be~toa. The normal death-rate of Birmingham is 19 or 21 per thousand ;if it goes up to 3(ithe a-uthorities are alarmed ...
... crnisoned Nvith human blood. Within ci the last five or six years we hald been elngeged un seven diiferont wars-six in South Africa, and thc war ill Af- d ghianistan, which cost the country about 24 millicns of cc moncy. It had beets estimated, and li ...