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... are past. War,and the fear of war are an incalculable drag upon human progress. But physical sufferings and national exuaustiou are only a part of the indictment against war. The prerogative of inflicting death and destruction upon mankind, war divides ...
... EXPLOSION ON A BRITISH WAR. A s-rious accident occurred Saturday on bojnd her M jesty’e ship H'a«.che Simons'own (S nth Africa) while the Admiral s fiig was being Swluled. Several shots had bt> u fired, and as the charge was being placed the of one of ...
... CAMPAIGN STORIES FROM THE LETTERS OP THE WAR CORRIMPOIDIERTS. The mail has brought fuller accounts of the earlier stages of the campaign in Natal. The Times correspondent, in an admirable letter, says that the storming of Talana Hill will always be ...
... whi•la was constantly ridiculing the Minister for War, has now assumed a &Smelt tone. The writcr concludes I do not be'iove re the imminence el war. But it must break out sooner or later, be , aose war is, alas! the inevitable bleeding causes humanity ...
... EXTRAORDINARY DESERTIONS FROJI A BRITISH WAR SHIP. A CORRESPONDENT of the ,Steraard writes :---.• During the passage of HMS. Acorn from the %Vest Cosst of Africa to the Pacific Station the number of rters was exceptionally large, a circumstance that requires ...
... In an amusing autograph, p u b. belted this week in the new number of War Agai nst War, he contributes his shaft to the armoury o f the Crusade, lie says : IN EQUIVALENTS FOR WATERLOO MEN. BY MARK TWAIN. VIENNA, January 9th, Dear Mr. Stead,—Peace by ...
... THE LISBURN HERALD, [NOVEMBER 18, 1893. THE MATABBLE WAR. BULOWAYO BURNED. Fall confirmation has reached Fort Victoria the final defeat the M&tahele, and their evacuation the King’s kraal. The news is contained in a dispatch from Dr. Jameson to Mr. Cecil ...
... WAtt IN SOUTH AFRICA. FARQUHAR'S FARM AND ICH.O LSON'S NEK. MORE TROOPS FOR THE FRONT. COLIiNSO EVACUATED,-_ --COLESBURG lIESISIED IN. CONTINUED BOER PROCLAMATIONS OP ANN EXATION. TII E RE FUG EES AND WAR FUNDS. Transvaal Refugees Fund at. the London ...
... and .Brat= and 64 et ad% served ac tively is the assay for the $ year.. Hs feaght is the hawk' War 1877-78, sod in 1879 so himself in the field in Beath Africa r i st a at owe promoted. Thee ha height through th z e rd it of 18 . 79-80, and in the in realised ...
... la*' 200y«sr»FnuKa4 ; £993 war. of eve y ItX) Ko.l*i:i five are womt.c. Wiui eioei.ti.m of Mr. A»qai»>i «»i \i Baud i niß.ii, » I iuc» Muit-Urrt . |»r seat ai Caoiii j*, C »uu«il .> A lottM Wiut 4.-» 'iJ 1,.y r«o*;» ..I .tki;., c. » g c; KiBt R ...
... TROUBLES IN MASHONALAND. EXPECTED WAR WITH THE MATABELE, Serious news has been received at Cape Town from Fort Victoria, where the situation is stated have become critical, in consequence of the rising of the The settlers and prospectors are retiring ...
... Stirrons. who goes out to South Africa as medical adviser to the Army Corps, was also n passenger on the Briton. The Duke of Cornwall's Light lniatitry left Plymouth on Saturday slight fur London, en route fur South Africa. In the morning the foittalion ...