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... of Russian war it becomes a matter of vital necessity that j should repel the from Egypt and tho vicinity of the Cana!—a channel, bo itj remembered, which a few thousand men might block iu a single night. I considerable war in Africa, war of gigantic ...
... Lower Mount street (Merrion square). SOUTH AFRICA. DESPATCH OF WAR MATERIAL. (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) Portsmouth, Monday. The transport Richmond Hill sailed this afternoon for the Cape with au immense amount of war material, torpedoes, and gun-cotton. She has ...
... principally upon Chestakof will ia & few days Gpeét the men of wat lying ip the which are to be foined by the cruiser Africa, and the war Seobelef. A sion composed of staff officers and spect the shores of the Galf loft Croustadt by a few days agé to ia- ...
... for all Pacific —The Beaver Line steamer Paipay. for Quebec Montreal at 1 m. to-da ‘Losoos, Fripay.—The Donald steamer War- Africa, arvived here at 5 p.m. and ©. from P. 1 Syndney, arrived Line steamer from Li arrived here at 1.30 p.m.; em > ‘mails and ...
... numbers. There is every reason to fear that the question will widen intoa war of ences, and that it will not be in the Transvaal alone, but throughout Seath Africa, thet the war of Englishor Dutch supremacy vill have tobe fought out. Fears are entertained ...
... CHILDREN'S BOOKS, in Great paints, Writing Bozes of Drawing -terials, PR Terms. Free. Hours of Basiness— THROUGH Transvaal War. AFRICA, ‘Be a vale ony know Mr Da Val’s playfal tazesque style, free tion, will act for an enter- correspondent of the Times. Afries ...
... .Savcapay. Oia 13th, brought ...
... of the Dutch people on the subject of the Transvaal, expresses ite warm fellow- feeling with the Hoilanders in South Africa im tne war they have undertaken in order to regain their national independence. It feels prompted to express admiration as well ...
... Floteuce Dixie, after having literally ridden the high horse through Pat , gonta, is about to start on another chase in South Africa as war correspondent to the Morning Post. The reason of her ladyship's abrupt departure is stated to be the severe message ...
... international councils, because they know England has got Irish question, sad for the same reason the savage of booth Africa declares war as freely and fearlessly upon his neighbour as if that neighbour had never been blessed with the protection of the ...
... resolution by majority of Jti to warning the British Government of the fatal conse'* qnenecs which may ensue to South Africa if the war against the Boers be continued. In another resolution, carried by majority of to 16, the Volksraad protests against the ...
... resolution, by majority of 38 to 3, warn ins the British Government the fatal consequence* which may ensue to South Africa if the war against the be-continued. In another resolution, carried a majority of 22 to 15, too Volktraad protest* against the influence ...