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... Sunday evening, 10th inst., a special sermon was preached at All Saints Church by the Rev W. B. Ferry in nid of the Sonth Africa War Fund, the text being Eccl. iii., 1 and 8 verses. There was a large and attentive congregation, an nousual nomber of men ...
... courtmartial ou Captain Carey, has been published. The letter is addressed to the General Officer commanding in South Africa:— Horse Guard'', War (NEL*, August IGO, 1879. Sir, —The proceedings of the general court-martial aasembled at camp, Upoko River, Zululand ...
... steamer Norbam Castle to assume the command of tbo troops the Cape. The steamer Goth also left Southampton for South Africa with war stores, munitions, camp equipments, and provisions. ...
... this ini , erable war to the bitter mid, and to craw wore demands than ever down tho throat of the barbarian. Lord Eleho spoke in extremely bad taste the same evening when, in the discussion that arose in the Commons on the South Africa war, he quoted 1.1 ...
... Ladysmith Justice. ENGLISHMAN'S GRAVE STORY. Recent events in South Africa, the glamour war, and the distance tempt us to forget that our countrymen its the colonies, who, happily, are cot always fighting, have much the same troubles as we at home ...
... to the above.] TIIE WAR AFRICA. To the lthlitor, Burke Adrertiser Aylesbury Nora. Siii,—We have now fairly embarked on a wholly unnecessary war, which, fur wanton wickedness, has never been exceeded in English history. Unjust wars have been undertaken ...
... the assurance that they preferred peace. The contradiction to this is the fact that they made war, and judging by the telegrams from South Africa, that war, instead of being, as are told, satisfactorily ended, is likely at almost any moment to be renewed ...
... England. By the War Africa we preserved our Colonists from an invasion by the hostile military power of the Zulus and saved our Countrymen, and it might be our Relatives or Friends, from a terrible and sanguinary massacre. By the War in Afghanistan we ...
... went again to the wickets, Mr. Grace being bowled for 33. The Victorians won the match in one innings by 20 runs. AFRICA. THE ASHANTEE WAR. Cape Coast Castle, Dec. 15.—Sir Garnet Wolseley returned here on December 8, on a visit of inspection, hut has since ...
... You have got war South Africa —a war in which our troops have acted with the gallantry and devotion that ever have and always will distinguish them in every quarter of the globe—and that war, be it right or wrong, is quite plain is war due ...
... have gut a war in South Africa, war in which our troops have behaved with the gallautry and devotion that ever have and always will distinguish theta ill every quarter of the globe ; and that war, be it right or wrong, it is quite plain is a ...
... seeing that the offence was alleged visions, &c., are being despatched to South to have been committed as long ago as in Africa. A war would be a dire calamity, but October, 1895. The evidence connecting the Mr. Chamberlain has made it as clear as accused ...