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... THE OFFENCE OF THE BOERS. England wants our country, and we do not intend to lose it. There will be war in South Africa, a war of the most awful and bloody character. This opinion was, at Chicago last Friday, expressed by H. Beeman, pastor of a Dutch ...
... THE OFFENCE OF THE BOERS. England wants our country, and we do not intend to lose it. There will be war in South Africa, a war of the moat awful and bloody character. This opinion was, at Chicago last Friday, expressed by H Bosnian, pastor of a Dutiit ...
... WHAT WILL THE WAR BE LIKE? A military correspondent writes in The Westminster Gaactte—Now that we appear to be almost committed to a war in South Africa, a war which may have ultimate oonsequences altogether undreamt of, it may not be a:together unprofitable ...
... Session for Goverameut Wellness. He •nuouuced the the Army Bill 4 the Eetillietee, irieludiug a Vote of Credit for the South Africa. War, were the most preasiug and they would be followed by the ludla Lone Bill and the Public Warts Loans Bill. The Government ...
... r the aahjectofa long article, in in the war which he waged apmrt France, had the merit introducing a iiaTions hitherto unknown th«e countrim The Mussulman, though ch«.Uhle during peace, is pitiless during war. from ‘he time of the Turks, prisoners struggle ...
... the Colonies, has been compelled to vindicate the conduct of his Department in New Zealand and on the Gold Coast of Africa. The Maori war. with its unsatisfactory victories, checkered by one mortifying reverse, has confirmed the growing conviction that ...
... her industrial exhibition, shows more good sense than Chili Peru, which have not yet got bred of their war. Times correspondent at South Africa; the war to be virtufilly at an end, speculates as to the future of Zdnland. The question whether Cetewayo surrenders ...
... to attack a Thames angler who had presumed to fish in the water opposite her house; her second was to start for South Africa as war correspondent to the Morning Post ; her third was to undertake the championship of Cetewayo. Thus some mouths ago she published ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. REPULSE OF TUE BRITISEI BY BOERS. A telegraphic despall from Durban, dated Jan. 28th, lava: O.eersl Oolley's advanced guard, consisting of a deltehment of the fetith Regituent and a force of mounted men. have made an attack ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SURRENDER OP GARRISON OP LTDENBERG. The Secretary of Suite for War has received the following from the General Officer commanding in i Natal and the Transvaal. NEWCASTI.II, Jan. 21.—Report from Delagoa Bay: Garrison Lydenberg ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The colonial mail steamship, — Wal -- tn - e; -- Ca . stiet, of limns. Donald. Currie, and companis line, hits arrived at Plymouth. She left Cape town on tie evening of Aug. 4. Her &deices up to that date ate that the two Transvaal ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. PROCLAMATION BY LEADERS OF rHE BOERS. The special correspondent of the Daily News sends the following from Cape Town, under date Dec. 29th: The Triumvirate in the Transvaal have issued a proclamation defending their constitution ...