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... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. If any political prophet had been rash enough, fifteen years ago, to predict that 1014 would see the Dutch populations of Sooth Africa flocking to the colours in loyal defence of the British Empire, he would have been unanimously ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AN3 THE WAR. In letter sent from Durban towards the md July to Mr. J. H. Firth, agent of the lluddars-6*W and District Temperance League, by Mr. Fred Foster, formerly of Huddersfield, amongst mock other interesting matter appear* the followii*;— ...
... Mau Mail “New Africa” Declares War By Post FPODAY'S post brought cvclostyled letter— presumably Mau declara tion of war on the Europeans saying will kill you like ari murdering today Ronald Batchelor from Nairobi) The letter headed Africa and distributed ...
... SATURDAY NOVEMBER 5 188 Publications TADKIEL’S 1899 the Star? Predictions Useful Horoscope AMJ—Zadkiel foretold Crises China Africa the War of Drought : Co 323 Strand 6d “ANSWERED!” evening On the spacious green A group of eager were centre of preacher joy beaming ...
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... happened since 'South Africa. War. It say be noted that Sir Wilfrid, in destinies Mosel( is farraer of a locesmirg of the bead, Is Twirler old views of his ow* In sores extent; for Canada for Us Comedies was for .were ten war-cry of IN party be Sada ...
... and now in bcspital in Boulogne. Major Sugdoo. who wont out with his regiment in April last, also served in the Sojih Africa*! War. He is member the well-known firm flour millers, Messrs. T. and Sens, Brighouse. was captain of the Brigbouae Ran sera ...
... listening is assiduously practised that real mosfaal appraclatlon can ooltlvatorl.—Hr. 0. (hoer. in the Magical Steadmed. Nook Africa war for centuries this granary of the eivtiliel world.—Hoe. Jobe X. Mom!tato ha South African Magnin', Cope Torro. TII6 VICTIMS ...
... Third Battalion, South Lancashire ]tegt• most, was killed. THE TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office returns issued this morning show the strength of the forces in South Africa is 249.416 The total number dead from all causes is 14,978. C 11 I N A . ...
... Chairman welcomed the delegate., and in the course of his remarks eondemised the Transvaal war. M. Faucet, replying, also condemned the object of the South Africa. war, and said France had been as bad in Tonlull; Tunis, and Madagascar, and the French troops ...
... ve the Petit has been accorded interesting ntervicw Lord Robert CeciL Lord Robert declared that the war was now retarded In England as a national war, which threatened the prestige and security the country, and Lord Kitchener demanded compulsory service ...
... has 1 parsed ban. The plea of ** human nature,” | which Mr. Balpoub was unwise enough to urge the dark days of the South Africa War, will doubtless be prayed aid once more. The I plct, however, as dangerous now it was then. It is for the commonwealth and ...