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... century we have hardly known, with the exception of the Crimean struggle, what war really mean*. Ours Vs bfen life pa#«ionlcH» peace, for 1 do not count war agaiovt roea a* war in the real s ...
... the Royal Marine*, waa dangerously wounded. Captain Lalor was some time ago seconded from the Royal Marines for service Africa. THE WAR THE EAST. LADIES’ LETTER. London, Monday. At the Conference Women Worker* held iu Glasgow next month Mis* A. Richard-6 ...
... have never been known since the days of the mutiny, they have troubled you Asia with war of which you not know when you will rid—(cheers) —they have in Africa another war on their hands equally fruitless and I afraid equally cruel they have disturbed Europe ...
... balanr 3 of power in the Extreme Orient, it certainly seems as though the eastward of another continent, the continent Africa, the war clouds wore gathering thick and fast. The despatch some days ago of M. Lb Myre Vitmw to Madagascar is generally looked ...
... Zambesi, and annexing strip territory right actors Africa. If these claims aro allowed, tho stations most broken np; hut Lord Sdfebory is unwilling disallow them, becauso It Is essential for the progress of Africa to purchase Ifalagoa Bay, which Government Lisbon ...
... aad cooking rssaels of pottery, lire wooden food dishes, three wooden wooas, cane basket dish, a or club, from Sooth Africa; also three war knives, from ladia; from Mr. Lavras M Ewart. J.P., M.8.1.A., pair pam poo ties cowhide aloes from the Arran Islands ...
... E. S. Oxley, King's Royal Rifio Corpe. , v Major-General Kelly Kenny, although he has not seen active serr:re South Africa, has had war service, and haa had important home. He sorvei in the campaign of 186) North China, when- •>« was rrderly officer to ...
... Auric*.. 2) 2 516 Soliebory Gold 2 916 2) City and Suburban 15 Jumpers 4 7-18 Ferreiraa Chartered British 8. Africa 37e 38. W.ar— II [I Otn-e •• 'B* 18) Pears' Soap 0rdinary •) ' 80. prefereooe— 10) 80. debentures. l ...
... tribes helping them. Even should the war continue for years, the great Queen will on sending ent armies, as the English always do what they say they will ds. I shall not leave Africa until the war is finished. This war-against the King, who has broken his ...
... in South Africa under the general command and dirccj iron of Lieutenant-General Sir Forc-rtier Walker was iseued Saturday night. They 1 number some fifty-three ofßccra, whose names hare already been published, haring been ordered to Sooth Africa. Tho War ...
... attempt lift the veil. But ■thought the war had proved the determination of the oonutrvthat British power should he paramount. They felt might look forward to perraaoeutly quieting the hostile elements Sooth Africa. Tbe war would bring its train freedom, justice ...
... circles. Dtmng the day War Office was o»cials from other Government departments. West Bud citrbs, Ac., for news the reported conflicts. Even Sir Bnller left England to sesame his responsible command in South Africa without the War Office being in positron ...