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... ago and the conditions in South Africa before the war. He I emphasised the fact that as British soldiers fought in Canada in 1812 for the Empire, so !Canadian soldiers in 1900 fought with British soldiers in South Africa for the Empire. He regarded the ...
... supported by me, J o h n O'Connor. ILP,epposed the proposal to apply • being the o&a derived by of swims in south Africa during the war. towards a similar system of military trading in arantry. Mr. HaOLD T. M.P.. who received the deputation, seated that ...
... trleir, than the program of French | aggrandisement in Africa. War ia praaecnting in that country in its moat aflietio| form, without any apparent praeoeadno, any illiprrl moura, nay drAnite object—a war ot eggrtmiou. eooqurat, and plnndar against the ag ...
... knowledge of them. This is a carp 'Oast Ministers almost as often IS the apparently one that they needieesly provoked the South Africa war. It amounts to an that the Govenumet Night at some time during the yeses weal. wur to called upon Mr. Engel to teem Importing ...
... its general action in regard to during the present war and the not very policy of Great Britain in reference to certain Gomm easels detained and examined daring the progress of the South African war. What he tome anxious to icems upon them was that when ...
... CHASING THE GERMAN SEVERE ENEMY LOSSES IN EAST AFRICA. The War Office on Wednesday issued the following announeemeng concerning operations in Portuguese East Africa : Since April 1 our columns from the coast (under General Edwards) and from Lake Nyasa ...
... should be able to hold their heads erect with any man in South Africa. The war should never have been fought unless Englishmen were to be at leant equal to any man in South Africa. The war had been fought and victory gained for that. The people of England ...
... beennitel and striking which worthily perpetuated the of men who had nobly served their country and died. The South Africa war is • peculiar a war of le. It brought the whole together cl osely ever before, and It us forth, time real se what the vise and whet ...
... THE WAR (TEROVON AGENCY.) CAPE TOWN, 26. It is officially announced that no troops will leave Barth Africa until the war is over. Probably the first to depart will be the Brigade of Guards. The condition of the military hospitals at Cape Town is exciting ...
... whether in South-West Africa he had been cruel without came and the rising weld have been suppressed In any other way. In his opinion the campaign in South-West Africa a war of races, and errery nation which aspired to win Africa for from the blacks bad ...
... parties at Westminster ; it is the chief topic of Lobby conversation. The Liberal War Committee are to discuss the question in all its bearings with Mr. Lloyd George at the War Office at 5 o'clock this afternoon. Headed by Frederick Cawley, the Committee ...
... relatives with the forces In South Africa the War Office has arranged with the Post Office to register the code word Jstroplario U the telegraphic address of the principal medical officer of each military hospital in South Africa. The name of the town or place ...