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... PHKPARATIONS. BURRS ARTERTIHR FOB URRIANH. L. rd Wol»el«v bu*r lor hour* the War Otfiu- .*a tfatumay. 'lhcre will be h-j fur'liar (Ic’pairh extra Irocp* ln.ni to .South Africa unleaa war with the 1 ranivaal inevitable. The Birmingham .Mail Mali *on authority ...
... of which baa not been experienced, and we trust never again will be experienced, in South Africa. A war, fearful in its effects end terrible in its intensity, war which hoe already cost the lives of hundreds ofonx fellow-men, is ravaging our beloved country ...
... South Africa, the War Offios authorities have decided to diepsiteh all the emential equipment for the mane, and in perceives of on urgent order the Royal Engineers at Chatham are preparing 40 pontoons for shipment at Southampton for Synth Africa. It has ...
... an unmistakable sense of relief throughout the cokray.—(P.A. War Special.) Among the officers on the Dmottsr Castle, addition Sir Redeem* BnHer, Commaoder- m-Tbief the Forces in South Africa, were— Captain A. WeCdon, A.D.C.: Surgeon-General W. D. Wilson ...
... HAMPSTEAD HEATH. ALLEGED CRUELTY TO LIONS. Singular Prosecution. THE RESPITE ST, HELENS MINERS. BRITISH OPERATIONS IN AFRICA- Tho War with Kaba Raga. THE LIBERATOR FRAUDS. addressed Initials or Fictitious Haines not delivered at the Poet Oliicc. Letters ...
... O:toin»n Banks, 3f.; Barque da Paris. 4/. i Cr.dit Ly-nnais, 41. i Comptoir Dascoiupte. t and Su*z Canal, 6f. Tho South Africa ...
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... have seared themselves upon his conning brain A tear in 80'ilK Africa would be one of the moel eerioue wan that could pouihly be waged. It would be a long war, a bitter war, and a costly war, and, at I hate pointed out already, I believe generations would ...
... stobt from besteb s fabm. LADYSMITH JUSTICE.'’ events South Africa, tb« war, sod the distance tempi to forget oar countrymen in the colonies, who fcappily »re not always fighting, Imre much (he «amo troubles home. BogKshmcn n*. Englishmen the world ...
... whilst temporarily insane. FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA The War Office have received the following telegram, dated Sierra L?one, Jan. 18,7.40 p.m. From Officer Commanding Troops, Sierra Leone, Secretary State for War. The following dispatch has been received ...
... unani mously' parsed resolution to offer the rervires three hundred Hausas the Imperial Government for service in South Africa, should war break out. assembly of tho ITausa force has been held, at which the men, without a single dis«entient voice, signified ...
... and Ireland will be drawn upon to supply the strong force to be maintained in South Africa when the war has terminated. Already the war now G.n progr~es in South Africa is having the effect of call- ing public attention to our Inilitary requirements in ...