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... tints, doting firm. Beak Sharaa (old) wore porehaoed 3130 j for moßey, aeauirt *. U» praeediM quotations. StaadarJof South Africa war* told at for tima. acaiaat 38*. Um (oaaarrato. Union of Aaatratia latt 8a 731 | for time. ' Bi*»e»dMlaiaeaecurltiei wee ...
... Wool. wieb for tillirAltar, where the regiment will be made up to foil streugth of 1,003 wen, and procoed to South Africa. A TRW WAR VEr.Sfie A new 14-gun eurvette, I'ylades, was lasoched today at Sheernen. Si.,. will ho the strongest vessel of bar type ...
... wish for in the Upper without dukes. That is the only reform the of civilization are openly and in the sight of all Africa levying war upon the British Empire.” A small force of Boors is An outbresk of bad money ise hind of epidemic roughshod over British ...
... course, Mr. Frederic Villiers still young in years, but veteran in the craft of war artist, has gone out for the Graphic. The present is the third visit to Eastern Africa on war work for both these gentlemen, as well as for Messrs. Cameron and Burleigh. On ...
... races. Thus, with continued delianco from South Africa, disquiet Australia, war in the Soudan, the danger of another rising in ' h'gyyt, Kuropcan disgust at the mismanagei nu-nt affuirs throughout North Africa, and veiled rebellion’’ still in existence in ...
... the facts. Thus, with continued defiance from South Africa, disquiet Australia, war in the Soudan, the dangar of another riaing in Egypt, Bnropeen altba roismanugemeßt eFeira throughout North Africa, mid-roiled rebeffew ?»wtenee » Irebmd, the Gorornmewt ...
... had bora to gratuitooiiy provoke war, and bad shewn an utter disregard to tba law of Europe. (Sir Stafford) denied that that was anything like a true deacriptuo—tlood and prolonged cheers-gratuitously provoking war. Why, all their efforts were made preserve ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. DomJUW, WacirseDAT.—A public ■ariiag Onborites was held sd Friday fimt at Beal la of the Cape Minietere. Two hapitfril wars pnesat, who Bwosly to aeawt annetatiep Case Colony apon the coadUiona proposed by the Ministers, which embrace ail ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TBS SECOND EDITION or TBS TIKES.) Dcbban. Satuodat. It is diUcolt to arrive at the troth about Bechuanalond. Mr Rhodes has returned to Kimberley. There are two versions bis mission. It appears certain that Montsioa bos been hard pressed ...
... •SOUTH AFRICA. Durham, Monday Niobt. I 'i 'in good authority from Zutulaod and most tue other Usntn • i- have ihf.iwn over Dinir.aU, and choseu ■ son of only six yean There will probably a violent split ' pirty in conseijnence, and civil war is . •-• ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Great Britain is desperately unlucky in South Africa. This is universally acknowledged. But it is also remarked that she is criminally careless; even worse things are said the mother country.” Three important letters liave been addressed ...