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... bars naror bean known tinas tM days the Mutiny. They have troubled you Atia srfth war ef which yon don’t know whew ran will ha ltd. (OhaaM.) They have fa Africa aatober war an their bands, fraitlam, and, am afraid, aqaaUywrwel. They hart dtotnrhad Earopa ...
... the tribes helping them. Sven should the war continue for yean, the great Queen will go sending oat sanies, English always do what they say they will do* shall not leave Africa until the war finished. This is a war against the King, who has broken hk promwes ...
... Ordinary pro tad to Dcaiiagia Traaiway Sharaa waa Dahlia Uattad, which ware for aabv •are war A *° UfL • hrortl raaehad for tuata yaam Amuug Land Skaraa, Sooth Africa war* aaaiar 51 Tha Tyre aiartrt waa boey. Paawaiatin Ordinary, altar A h-wer 6|. aad elaaad ...
... dutiee for wbieh, bis opinion, wad Wot qualified, and rcitlsrksd that it was more fitted to conduct administration war Central Africa then the War Office was to conduct the administration. J».r JAMES FKRGDSSOX defended the Foreign Office system, end tbooght ...
... Colony the British Crown attracting at prsaent more attention, in proportion to it« arte and population,than South Africa. Afdefensive war undertalmi for the praaarvatioa of the lire* end properties of the Dutch end British settler* has already cost the ...
... Topper behalf Lord ...
... uf the nineteenth The Tempi to-day has articlo war in Sooth Africa, which concludes with the following paragraph Whatever may l!io result of tho efforts all the brave men who ore dying South Africa, the war prol.wigod heroic defence uf the Uoers is boginaiog ...
... Marl- m« ta AH.I-i.it. Xurf.-lk, llt-u.r Mu-Um-iIJ, wU.» wo» tliii'iKlit -il urit- lirm? w ...
... military administration the district of Sooth Africa where the war wn now proeraUag in the hends ef ene single paeon, end that was utterly ImpeedUe for aarone beldiav the podtiaoaf Ootamhelcorr in Soati Africa at the crUa to affairs of the dktrkt, and tho ...
... (Cheers.) The Governments first duty Britain and the Empire was to keep us out war South Africa, aad were plunged into worm South Afn a. Goveramuat declared they did not intend war. Blind, indeed , must they have been they did not that beside and behind them ...
... abstained from taking that course, and this proves that she was not desirous create great port war Africa. Why, then, evoke the phantom ol a great ?rcnch war port Biserta ? The same journal says that the denial given the IMriUo and the North Gentian Gazette ...
... 2nd Royal u-_;li«i -. ami three otopsuin ted wiu> a maehiuti All the traorporta roforred to have conveyed South Africa iroiaeo-*- guanUty war and stores, atumumtioo, Ac. We are informed Admiralty that 1L M. transports Havanan with foreign military attaches ...