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... Tl are was in S?T3!h Africa » stroni war party, wh.i nasi' hoea snouting loua for a '|lons time ?? in *■ Aope that 1 vsiilent ' I Krutrer would be awed into knuckling down, hat ! > the Boers had iot*knucM'ee> down, and Jie war I party were beajsanm r ...
... age The value of the personal ebtate was under £1.000. Her husband had been er-saged in mining operations in South Africa, before the war broke out : and the paper writing (produced) was found in has trunk after his death. He had previously written he*- ...
... army in South Africa because their brother, were fighting there in the cause of the country, so an interest should also be taken in the war against heathenism, for it was God's cause, and their brothers were en- gaged in it. In South Africa, we were fighting ...
... Arnold Foreter, ex-War Mvinistefte:zfi‘o’ recently that only 19,000 Volunteers Qfim“adj* serve in South Africa during the war. 4 &u’ Sir Alfred Turner states that the fact ® 5 B 589 officers and 18,287 Volunteers s;rur\;»‘fi ?e g during the war; over 6,000 served ...
... knowledge of British riotorieu in the past. They make no hesitation in saying they will clear out every soldier in South Africa when the war begins— in fact, that we shall bave to put thirty-five, one cays. another twenty, in the field to one Boer ; but of ...
... degree of ?? wu --alerted, owing to. the fact that ■» •» many Manxmen »t the front, while ~ 7°° ?? ye ?? in South Africa, returned ?? »l«a war broke out. A*? * ?? Jo * ul Barren, who has a son ■■ fc**maon of Mafeiring, was a mass of -*«r, with patriotic ...
... viz.. that the war could have n n a 7 e T tea -. D y arbitration, if the parsons had allowed it. I say the war was inevitable. The Boers meant war. and they had prepared for Z 3^ ?? I^H * hey have had an ambition to make South Africa a Boer Republic ...
... LIVERPOOL DIRECT TO SOUTH AFRICA. PERSIC. 12,000 Tons. Sails 21st June. - MEDIC, 12,000 Tons „ 18th July. FARES: From £8 B_. Foil particulars, FRANK WINDSOR, sa, ATHOL STREET, DOUGLAS, S-LtPPtSG Ao__fT. 727 Union-Castle Line to South Africa. THE SPLENDID STEAMERS ...
... The EMU BURGUNDY Per Quart Per Pint Flagon 4iii|ii p Flagon ?? Xl Was specially selected by the War Office, for the Hospital Ships f { South Africa. v 1 1 i_> Agent:— T. KEWLEY, Douglas. „ TOM M. DODD, Castletown. „ _EL C. KERRUISH, Ramsey. Wholesale ...
... OF WAX WORK, MASONIC HALL, DOUGLAS. Recent additions include Startling Dioramic Scenes of the BATTLEFIELDS in SOUTH AFRICA. The New WAR GROUP includes— FIELD-MARSHAL LORD ROBERTS. MAJOR-GENERAL LORD KITCHENER. GENERAL SIR REDVERS BULLER, GENERAL SIR ...
... WAX WORK, MASONIC HAL!,, DOUGLAS. Recent additions 'include Startling Dioramic Scenes of the BATTLEFIELDS in SOU*?*! AFRICA The New WAR GROUP includes— FIELD-MARSHAL LORD ROBERTS, MAJOR-GJ^EBAL-MJRD KITCHENER, GENERAL SIR REDVERS BULLEfi. GBKERAL S|R GEORGE ...
... OF WAX WORK. MASONIC HALL, DOUGLAS. Recent additions include Startling Dioramic Scenes of the BATTLEFIELDS in SOUTH AFRICA. The New WAR GROUP reckntts FIELD-MARSHAL LORD ROBERTS, MAJORGENERAL LORD KITCHENER, GENERAL SIR REDVERS BULLER, GENERAL BIR GEORGE ...