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... made clear that had not engaged in the war for the purpose of annexing territory. Sir E. ASHM was of opinion that the war would be brief, and would bcnehcial to British commoree said all claases in South Africa. Mr. D. MACIVBR of - -hw Wiat had boon made ...
... at the War Office to-day that thorn truth the story widely circa luted to effect that the reserve store of ammunition utilised, and thst the War Office had called the stock the volunteers order supplement ♦he supplies in South Africa. Otic tbc War Office ...
... atondri AMBaSerire R.H.A. locate with ©ertamty all the troop* «hM 4th. 57th. 38lk. 77th. and 7«h Batt MPA, in South Africa before the war broke oat and i«th and Comaaniee Weet Division that hare since been aent out. Under the ctr-, Osrreon ArUllerr cumsUrbcee ...
... Boglaad. Mr. Jaokaon. who ha* boon lor many yrnro prominoDtly engaged in adminirtratira and traniport work in Central and Africa, war MTOialy wonnded in the Inngo during the Nubian rebellion. He la now, however, completely rartorod to health. •'The future ...
... Hoond, and rtr; powertal, motiro that if bad pararrerad with the war, whatever the rtaolt of it waa, tba; would bare ran tba rat; acrioua danger of aronaing throughout South Africa war of raoea, which would barn bean in the Inat degree di-astroua. It ...
... British flag in tha~t country. Thi2 resolution wvill gratify all who waish to see justice done to our troops in South Africa. War has its own dangers; bust nhese men are acting afs brave soldiers should do. ...
... ance to the homely and unexcitable people of Maid- stone. When everybody is expecting an outbreak of war, and expressing indignation at the acts of war that have already been committed by the Beers, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannnerman pleads for further delay ...
... delwircd from getting any further contracts from the date of the entrv on said list. THE MILITARY SITUATION •SOUTH AFRICA. ll war in South Africa ahoold unhappily prove inevitable, it moat be fought out under condition* tome respect* unique. When two nations ...
... of Letrim, oa Thursday, before Samuel Vance, Erg., a Commissioner of the High Court of Jukes in Ireland. TIM to 8017TH AFRICA.— The war with the Boers is still going on, in which oar troops have not achieved much sauces. One column under Colonel Lanyon ...
... saved from war or invasion'; media via, said Titus Livius jure nee amicoa pnvat me immicoa Mill. inscribing negation upon its own flag, a nation does not avoid death, but dishonour to it. I not speak of a war contrary interests; I speak of war between opposite ...
... and compensating pursued with colooiai native*, the North, long experience of Africa and its natives lends the conviction that we shall have lace one the biggeel war* Africa has ever experienced. It wiil he found tint the Zulua, OriqiiM, and Boautoe will ...
... riawt (toa colleagues ia tha Colonial Ministry, aad bta tha Board of tha British Booth Africa Owpaay. Of tha Dirac tore cl the Britwh fcath Africa Company who war* exaaiaad, Mr. BeU aad Ur. Megotra aloas, ia the opiaioa tha Committee, bad oogaisaaea of ...