... tribe? helping them. Even should the war continue for years, the Great Queen will on sending out armies as the English always do what they say they will do. I shall not leave Africa until the war finished. This a war against the King who lias broken his ...

... telegraph station daring the recent operations in the Transvaal I was the first time that the bicycle bad baen used in Booth Africa for war purposes, and experiments were successful. The Hon Secretary of the N.C.U. h>a been instructed by the General Oommittee ...

... nature of a civil war, it would be a long war, a bitter war, and a costly war, and as I have pointed out already, it would leave behind it the embers of a strife which I believe generations would hardly be long enough to extinguish To to war ...

... tribe) helping them. Even should the war continue for years, the Great Queen will on sending out armies as the English always do what they say they will do. I shall not leave Africa until the war is finished. This is a war against the King who has broken his ...

... asserted, with reference to a certain debate that took place last sessionon.thei mismanagement which that WWP« Coast of Africa the war agai ust tffil undertook the task of bringing that consequence the loss of a matter before But tho39 who wrote that dear ...

... not a war of hia making. Like the war in Afghanistan legacy bequeathed by the coroneted politician who is not to be disturbed in m-street by the cries of wounded men lying shelfless through the pitiless night on battlefield somewhere in South Africa. This ...

... the policy of the Government contained the resolution. WAR PREPARATIONS. London, Tuesday Night. The Secretary of State for War issued this afternoon the followfag notice : places of men io the War Office employ belonging to the Army Reaetve who may be ...

... channel. Gladstone had been carried Into office to maintain peace, *nd here he was with a little Zulu war brewing In °ne part of Africa and big war raging In another Part of that continent; and, as If that were not enough, he was now about to oommlt the ...

... troops those towns. . . The women of Turin and Milan have joined with those Rome and Pavia circulating a protest against the war Africa. This protest is receiving large numbers of signatures. Milan, Saturday. Serious rioting occurred here yesterday. The cavalry ...

... the action of the capitalist class, through the use of the Press. If there should be war between England and the two Republics, it would, they urge, be a Colonial war like that in which the British were engaged with their American kinsmen. In any event ...

... at Lagos, of extensive preparations, in various parts Africa, for war, aid it was greatly feared that, in very short time, the whole the interior of the country would be engaged in a destructive war, for the sole object of obtaining slaves. Her Majesty's ...

... British interests in very different parts of the world. Unfortunately they had war —he hoped it was nearly over —in Afghanistan, and they had also a war proceeding in Africa. The war in Afghanistan was being carried on for the benefit of the ; British nation ...