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... AFRICA AFTER THE WAR. --- Among the tenttotia' qu etions that will have to le settkd after ha War it is evident tb ' t Woes which the emollient of Africa will claim entisPeraLle attention. Anil yet the pr3blem won pre.ent little ditlici.lty, if all thope ...
... Used by British Soldierl,in Attila.. Capt. a G. Is well karma an war Africa as commander of the forceothat tared the famous rebel Gallas. of Nov. 4, 1897, from Vqbarg. Beghnshalseg i , be writes : Before starting on the lcat caw. paign I bought a quantity ...
... an interpellation in the Chamber, Premier Kuyper stated that the Government accepted the situation respecting the South Africa War as left by its predecessors, but be would not say that the present Government would not ev-r do anything in , favour of ...
... Guartis, Capt. Cecil, of the -Grenadier Guards, and Lieutecaut Tracy, of the Horse Garda sailed on Saturday for South Africa. The War one announces that two companies of the Engineers Cis° sailed on attarday, and that two compades of the a:hly aarvice ...
... and Will be 00,000 within a month. London news states that it is officially announced that no troops will leave South Africa until the war is over. The Times publishes a letter from Sir. Burdett-Couttn, alleging that 1,500 sink men in the field hospitals ...
... Kiiig E lwat d. A Loienza M , rnierz telegram states that the Duke of C wit.) is inspecting the British foetal; in S 'oh Africa, u a war dance by 12,000 natives; an unrar +lli led inoident tlu•itiA pe•tee. A Ma , lril intiounces that Prin- Coal Ena will jinn ...
... in public opinion regarding Lord Kitchei:er's policy has taken place under the influence of the tecent news from South Africa. The War °thee, iii. I stated, i• in possession of a cipher messale from Commandant Delarey, stating that be cannot hold out beyond ...
... Chamberlai will make eleven Speech during the next days, and Other candidate are sing. lady active. His t h e opponents of the war Africa as patters kis not been well reeeived. The Marquis of Lowdown* ham had several long interviewi With Lord saisbery, 1 cresting ...
... Ilsol by Britioh Sollinrs in Africa, Copt. C. Q. Deno is known all ever Afoica ao ttttt Pio& lister (1 ,! tt p• I ime.l I G4he. Under da:e of Nov. L. on., V-, tiutg. Elvoinanalattd. Ito wi heti Baton , carting the lam cam. I bought a quantity of Coll% ...
... ENGLAND'S FIRST VISIT TO AFRICA.. yaw 4•1•11 e Pit) In 18D0 an eipedition• of English knights accompanied Charlet' tbel4, Duke of Burgundy, and guardian of the young French king. on a holy vt.ar to Africa. It was a disastrons war, ending in slaughter sr& ...
... GOOD WAR NEW& _ best war news since the outbreak of hostilities in South Africa has been received since these two or three days past. Kimberley tas been relieved without any apparent losses; and our forces were getting the best of the enemy, who are in ...
... THE WAR IN BIBLE LANDS. The course of th 3 present war has already carried us over the whole range of human history horn Genesis to RevelaVon. The first attack at Bagdad brought the locetion of the Gardt n of Eden into our daily telegrams, and made us ...