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... with regret that the world at large must see F rance dra g the sword in support of a new teheine of aggra n disement in Africa. The war will not certainly to a mere military promenade of Franck troops into the country of the Hey. It is abreast aura to introduce ...
... to attack a Thames angler who had presumed to fish in the water opposite her louse; her second was to start for South Africa as war ! correspondent to the ' Morning Post;' her third was to undertake the champion- ship of Cetewayo. Thus some months ...
... opinion of the Dutch people the subject the Transvaal, expresses its warm fellowfeeling with toe Hollander* in South Africa in toe war they Levs undertaken In order to regain their national independence- It feels prompted to express admiration wall for ...
... Afghanistan ark South Africa. In the one com Parliament kid ratified the action of the Government, and although th* other was fit subject for lUseouioa, would nut ant'd pats what the result of that discussion might be. South Africa, hs vs* grelted that ...
... Royal Irish Constabulary; Assaults us the Folice, A Lind Bill for Ireland ; The Public Health; Whiles and Blacks iu Africa ; loe Baouto War ; The Transvaal Commi'tee ; The .Monetary and Commercial Intelligence, London Stock Exchange, lb# Stock and Snare ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tllli 11111101 Ail.) - Plorgamearriacsa, 14. The oar weeterarLe eccupie4 Hebron (GrionaLuel Waet). No farther la. plow Nista lad Cl 9. Wooly oretorod. ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Loin! STRATH drew attention the despatches of Lord Chelmsford and other military officers reporting operations against the Zulus; the despatch Secretary for War, informing Lord Chelmsford that her Majesty's Government would 1 ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. (FROM THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.) PIBTEEJIABtTZBUEti, JANUARY 14 The Transvaal Boers are advancing westwards and have occupied Hebron (Grinualond West). No further fighting has taken place. Telegraphic communication Natal and Cape Colony ...
... THE NATIVE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ~ 4ornaac Ado/miningl.Sb. U. C. ban a. follow to the 30—Stace my Ilamaalmi aliu.inal. meemilal patrols eadl Wye et Reek hare I improved the patios la Tearigel.• - method tho kw tolowooghwg Aloft's.. at the Cope Dow now ...
... THREATENED WAR IN WEST AFRICA. RAID ON THE GOLD COAST. wad Stabs pea's. Royal RA toner al Meilen tamt evening. tom d lb. Gad WIG sa A IhresOmma war kw leggin ...
... WAR MATERIEL FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The Press Association Chatham Correspondent savs: —An order has been unexpectedly received lierc, directing increase to bo made in the strength the held artillery in Natal, and ordering a draft of non-commissioned officers ...