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... Dr, Jim aqd Parliamont London, Saturday. Dr. left London this afternoon for Southampton en the way to South Africa. Dr. Jameson. reply to the West Monmouthshire Conservative which invited bins to contest the mat in opposition to Sir William Harcourt, ...
... pleasant cad cheerful disposition, and wax much liked be those with ehe mein in ',intact. MORE FRENCH TROUBLES- WHY THt WAR WM MISSION TO AFRICA• The Petit Journal that the came of M. de FreycineCs resn;natiou w* ..moment disagicement between the Mintrzy and ...
... equally distinguished German authorities have expressed almost similar opinions. looks as if Mr. Stead should extend his War agabist War ‘crusade into the Kaiser’s do-1 minions. Backing Down. It looks the powers that In Germany ere backing down somewhat ...
... prestige and The troubles they had in British sapremacy. South Africa were not their seeking, and did not come from his countrymen, but from the people who had no sympathy with South Africa, and who were trving to eliminate British supremacy. The Dutch ...
... maintaiiMd. If Australia were allowed manage her own affairs, ao should of Sooth Africa. If South Africa wore gisoa the liberty she claimed, when the hour of deafer cams Sooth Africa would rally round Britain, and BO power oa earth could touch ns. (DALSUL'S ...
... au- thority. At a Council of Ministers held yesterday in Paris, President Ltubet, on the proposal of M Krantz, Minister of War, signed a decree dis- missing Captain Cuignet from the service. The measure is officially declared to be connected with in ...
... Stamp Act. the Battle of Trealger. 9. What circumstances led Britain to engage in the War of the Spanish Succession, the War of the Austrian Succession, Seven Years' War 9 and what did she gain respectively by them? 10. Trace the influence of the French ...
... secretly rearmed the Staats Artillery with quick firing field guns. This may not be known to Ibo intelligence department at our War Office. The guns were purchased from the great French firm winch bears the very German name Scheneidir, and in point of range ...
... llow' being o.ferrd to the shareholders of the British South Africa Company. The Debentures will be issued in amounts of £5, £10, £25, £50, and £100. A shareholder in the British South Africa Company vill be entitled in respect of every seven shares held ...
... llisireJaill to Mr. Honley, and by Mr Hodes' to Mr. MAreey DaCA a Yr. Harvey DaCtoewae not the inventor of the we, tut lo rue war to lb investor to get • very big slice of the mat of lb. Dunlop boos. To be coact. Mr. Dunlop, an Irish veterinary surgeon, ...
... probabilities war with lla- Transvaal bad been seriously regarded by members the Government. The following are the exaggerated reports referred to :— ■* aro able to state cn authority, says the News’ ib.s morning. that yesterday the probabilities of war with the ...
... India. At OOeer, served with the l»th Wales Own Hussars in Madras,and was promoted in May, 1806. was selected for service West Africa last year. D-v i-hI held the Order of Knight Bt. Greeoty, .which had been granted him the Pop*. He would have completed his ...