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... altogether unnecessary. In neither Africa i.h such that the political and strategical Canada nor Australia docs the native ques- unportanec of the new Dominion will bo alto tion loom large as it does in South Africa, gather beyond its value from purely ...
... TELEGRAMS. TRANSVAAL. NO FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS. PATRIOTIC SCENES IN LONDON. ANTI-WAR MEETING BROKEN VP MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH TROOPS. THE SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. SENSATIONAL STATEMENT BY MR. RHODES. ...
... The War Office 3. v. LIEBIG m BlitH. baa selected Liebig Company’s Extract being the beet and most suitable for ose in tho Field Hospitals of the British Army Corps in South Africa. Every pound contains the distinctive properties of 40 lbs. of lean beef ...
... The War Office J. v. LIEBIG eiOKBD BLUE. has pclected Liebig Company’s Extract as being the best and roost suitable for use in the Field Hospitals o! tho British Army Corps in South Africa. Every pound contains the distinctive pro. ptrtics o! lbs of lean ...
... and afterward* made a call tho War Office. It is reported at late hour that a Cabinet Council will called for Wednesday or Thursdav next to decide upon tho next step to taken in connection with the Transvaal trouble*. The War Office prepared to send out ...
... FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA. BRITISH PIMTTTK EXPEDITIONS. PERILOUS OPERATIONS. The steamer Benin, West Afriea and Grand Canarv. arrived yesterday afternoon Liverpool. 'The Benin left River ! the 11th January, after severe fighting at lllah. 1 I when quite ...
... NRARING THE END. nearing t!i® cud. not the war. at least the year of grace 1899, and the public generally seem to be convinced that there another year of the nineteenth century run. Tlicro will yet be ample time for all the churches l.i work up their ...
... Rinioiredl Blsaffectioi Basiito TALES (OF YICTOIY. iPpcss At-aociation War Sixjcial.) MASERU. November 8.-—lt is .'enerallv rept.rtcd that the chief. Joel Melopo, ha« Iwn terrorised false aeeounts of victories over the British, which spread the Boera ...
... Great northern railway COMPANY (IRELAND). CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO WAR REN POINT. EVERY SATURDAY, until further notico, SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS will run FROM BELFAST WARREN POINT as under:— SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN WILL LEAVE BELFAST at 9-0 a.m. for WARBENPOINT ...
... to arrange an honouraide peace. There was stronc war partv in South Africa who hod been flouting their loudest for long time in the hope that President Kruger would awed into knuckling down, and tho war party were evidently beginning realise that they ...
... AND SOUTH AFRICA. •Speaking at crowded meeting at Bournemouth, for the first time after his return from visit to South Africa upo the position of affairs there, the lion. T. A. Brassey said his opinion had all .along been that there would ba war. If he had ...
... expostulation. (Cheers.) Ho blamed the Government very much indeed that they bad not sooner sent oat troops to South Africa. When was in South Africa two years ago be went over tho Transvaal and Natal, and the whole cry of oor people was why bod not sent out ...