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... the present wap in South Africa is war of wanton and unprovoked aggression, undertaken on the instigation of Mr. Chamberlain and the capitalists who are greedily longing to grab the gold mines. It will a costly and expensive war, bringing misery and tribulation ...
... Orange Free State, Transvaal, Rhodesia, and Portuguese East Africa; photos of the principal British officers now in South Africa or about to go there, sketches of all the corps now in South Africa or about to go there; also of ths Colonial forces and of ...
... BLAVHKY IN AFRICA. London, Toesday Kigfet, A mooting of member* jd *o House was hold this afternoon Waetminoter to protest the continued teleration slaTcry under British rale in Zansiber and Uganda. DUke pnsaded. Arrangements were made with Tiew raising ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The “Daily Mail” Cape Town correspondent telegraphs—'The Premier’s letter has been received with amazement and is condemned by the «s ill-timed and mischievous and designed to embarrass Sir A. Milner and encourage Mr. Kruger in his obstinacy ...
... FOR SOUTH AFRICA. NEW YOEK, Since the osrtforaak of th® war South Afrk»\ the British ha® bought of American packers cases tiiss.ed ©s Y,(K3OiOOO tinau third this qnasEt%-has already been a ie now being shipped, and tfee remamdee* is to coon as it. can ...
... and a Guardsman. His regimental service was in the Scots Guards, the 2nd Battalion of which h His war service includes the Kaffir War, 1877-78, Zulu War, 1879, and Bechuanaland Expedition, 1884; and his service on the Staff includes the command of abrigau* ...
... IN HOSPITAL. London, Saturday. The following despatches were issued the War Office on Saturday: (From the General Officer Commanding in South Africa to the Secretary State for War (received 3.33 Nov. Tlth): CAPE TOWN, 3.10 p.m., Nov. 11. All sick and wounded ...
... Drift, where Boers seem concentrating in some strength, with wqgon* of British South Africa police. There ere at Crocodile armoured train, one officer, British South Africa police, 100 armed railway men, one Maxim gun, with 90 days’ rations. the 17th October ...
... WAR ITEMS. The unbalance detachment which has been formed Hamburg to proceed Booth Africa, under the auspice* of the German Red Grow Society, was received by the Empress Saturday. A despatch from Kingston, Jamaica, states that the Mayor thah ...
... CONSULTATION AT THE WAR OFFICE London, Tuesday Night. Lord Cheeham, whose command of yeomanry ■cavalry in South Africa has been announced j the Hon. Charles William Hugh Ohesham, and the Earl of Lonsdale spent several hours the War Office to-day. The last ...
... SOUTH AFRICA PRETORIA. Monday. The “Volksstem” suggests that the editor of the Johannesburg Star,’’ who was assaulted on Saturday by two men, should put over the border for sending untrue and libellous cable* to a London paper, via Natal. His assailants ...
... Lord Roberts for South Africa quote the following venes from poem which ha* Just reached u« from Dock Roberts thou rt going forth, again. To upheld thy country’s grant the money, guns, and men. Forward! and make no pauae. hAvy sorrow thee lies, Thine ...