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... annoying there are fewer British pieces of ordnance, and bringing away a | this year it is not due toe gan, hut to the Transvaal war, [gambor of families into two It is not very nice to be lucked up for help- | fighting ta Arce ing tho police, That was the ...
... artillery, and are pai ki r ' paid day. uttle know what Jan has in for them. | Pa tho ae nto Roberts or Kitchewer | KEE! | war relief fund, referred with prile to the at ting thew at A lady describes hor feelings Curing the bom than we have of Baller ...
... 20 ” inspected the Ist Fattalion of Guards before ite departare fur : ) in South Africa. His Royal Hig LNs. addressed the men, saying be wa chet from at they would fully maintain the hig achioved by the Brigade of Onening the for ti HARMONIUMS AMERICAN ...
... that the Government now calcu: | V ILITARY critics of the war in South enormous in projects, pretensions, and oad been oe lates that the cont of war is pot likely Michael Chancellor of M Africa approve | of Sir Redvers ee wn of bod, and not not the ot ...
... the cunseyuences of the Imperial authority had t Front. South Africa, it would not man named and by an eve rol himself ae a|for the sentiments of the giment. He stated In our present [mp the war broke ont, |taken the place of glory. im, ; %e police was ...
... ha Colonel Giles ROBER’ SUPREME CO —_—— LORD KITCHENE! STAFE ‘The War Office, at 11.45 teased the follawing t would float Africa, with I ir. Campbell J Shartoum as his Chief of 20ee DAL es will contr MAGERSF( enn ar BRITISH ATTACK OPPOSED RP 12. ies snap ...
... departare, a8 in Africa, the old Mf Thomas has place! the 80) for por. sre aid comp ° | sposal ce will probably have 10 PFO | connected with the ales a decrease m trade strikes, vide at least 15,000 more men—and they 9 in the war in South Africa, to be ex un ...
... ena Shave th all orth to the Guality of ite purpose, there will .D.A.A.G., ‘Lieutenant Colonel W. H. H. | War Ec . iM ultimately be in South Africa British force of Waters; M.V.0., Major BP. E. F. Hobbs, ar NDED. Boer prisoners and earth. regulars, native ...
... thas the Church of such a work as this. ‘olonel Saunders South Africa recent Taesday on the posit sand the suzcrunty « nest unportant, and fation of the Coavent Po ona! autherty of the Bri Africa, man. DERRY At the Police Court Rell, alittle yirl nam about ...
... maurice said it was the duty telegram wee ro. these the ead country. The caree of Engl making Africa was that they bated oF. HE. policy in the country. ) 4 t war had been brough ed, end ry t Dutch consp from South Afr: idence to snbet ...
... receivert number of war ams, and. ig Anunasal scene was > Barracke, One hundred ar | have hed HOTS. the of Lord Methaen's | Reverves of the Sth Drag to the Queen, | paraded, aad informed that of whom are per taken to South | Ta Tho war correspondent of the ...