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... representation of Liberal views. : THE FIRST LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY ON THE ZULU WAR. “ The First Lord of the Admiralty presided in {.ondon, Dee. lj.eth, at a lecture on the Zuiu War o{ an ex-Colonist of Natal. In proposing a vote thanks to the lecturer he reierred ...
... A SURVIVOR FROM KHARTOUM. WAR OF RACES IN AMERICA. | DACOITS IN BURMAH. The African traveller, Herr Fricke, who in tho} TERBRIBLE STREET SCENES. Telegraphing from Rangoon, the Time corrosponwpring was often mentioned as a member of the Ger- | A Central ...
... DL(‘):[; E:Ail.?hlfi' “:)NVPRESENCE OF MIND. 1 MISSIONARY TROUBLES- IN -SSOUTH) { v the Very B&v. Stanley |- ¢ 5.3 AFRICA. i i oot sl STt DR el o okl v Mind,” & subject which he intimated he had dis« | Hon of the Toundon Missionary Society may be cussed ...
... about the people with whom you are at war, but I am so Mttle acquainted with the English language that lam only able to address you in an ordinary conversutional way.—Mr. Sullivan: How long bave you been in Africa? — Mr. Wiit : Three vears. | have been ...
... neighboursin peace. Lhis, at any rate, will be one satisfactory result of an unhappy war. Another will Le that its lessons and reverses will warn the colonists in South Africa of the necessity of providing for their own defence. That they have already recoguised ...
... neighboursin peace. This, at any rate, will be one satisfactory result of an unhappy war. Another will Le that its lessons and reverses will warn the eolonists in South Africa of the necessity of providing for their own defence. That they have already reaoflgmaed ...
... Australia until August, 1919. The virus rampaged through Asia as far China, while outbreaks occurred on the est Coat of Africa and in South Africa. The th toll was put at 25 million deaths but in probability was far higher than this tative estimate. At the time ...
... in water colours, from the end of the war, continuing even in retirement. He was brought up in Halifax ;vh;'r: he tmne!h as h.e hnirc'iureuer. n the pre-war years he had his own in CemnfY Street, Halifax. ing the war Mr Kersley served in the Tank Corps ...
... Government or the work of the war party in Calcutta, who are knowan to have been from the first eggzing the Governor- General on to an advance upon Cabul. But whoever may have been the active promoters of this persistence in war, we caunot but regard it as ...
... THE COLONIES AND THE COST OF TiIE ZULU WAR. The London correspondent of the Seotsman telegraphs :—I hear thata Treasury clerk has heen sent to South Africa for the purpose of endeavouring to make arrangements with the colonies for sie payment of their ...
... all over the UK to give up a meal to raise funds for Africa. The “Skip Lunch — Save a Life” appeal will help life saving, rebuilding and reconstruction schemes in countries which have suffered war, drought and e ‘ Don't forget to skip lunch hi K __this ...
... SCREEN ONE: LOSING TRACK 10.40 EVERYMAN Ministry of Fear. As South Africa see-saws between peace and civil war, Everyman tells the tale of priests one preaches love and the other preaches war. These two men who hold sway in Boipatong are having to make a ...