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... FIGHTING-IN WT AFRICA. THE BEIM NNENNAL) Wis Now. Egad Yin la Wind, NIIIIthf dtath liatematat N.Y. Usisdr. i• anneuthiaat hh pahost=tall yogi la Yawed do heavy ten la the et water trete pelateim HAMMON MEMORIAL. no Hewn= oriel ea • yersiret site to Or ...
... WAR OFFICE Royal limiskilling Fusiliers—Capt. Gerald 31. Mackenzie to lie Major, Royal Irish Riflts—Supernumerary-Capliin Frederick J. H. Bell to Captain. Royal Munster Fusiliers—Lieu*. Paul Acharricr seconded for service with the British Central Africa ...
... CONNIVANCE BY THE BRITISH War Office as hardly credible, and publishes the notice with reserve. The Post” discredits the alleged official British participation in the affair, Britain has taken no step® to increase her forces in South Africa, she would have done ...
... docks ..at down be failed to pat is appearance at the Exchange. He was Mid to have Mooted bis iota eo being aerated SOUTH AFRICA,' AFFAIRS • CV* Town, Saturday. i stleron, Petaidaat of the Afrikaaderl traktug at Hopotown, dwelt tar. .4 tie Mrikander Party ...
... Schreiner said waa felt -s*ly ill run ghaut South Africa. In other wwls. WITH AFRICA LOOM TO THE BRITUR MATT. South Africa looks to this country her againirt any onewy which auy karo any an Sooth Africa. And on mt port, ws represrntal ir* of tbs British ...
... will, no doubt, be discussed by him and President Kruger. TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Mr. DILLON asked the Under Secretary fi r War whether any troops had been sent to South Africa since the Ist January, 1899, and, if any hail been sent, whether be could ...
... MeUrtae Vawtwa WortA. mm. Maty Maaaa Utr Bikers liacota Mid laad He, Liarota i Aavr. I I* the ItWHaui, famdon. Moo-lax tcave war granted to prrauiae the death* •>( Stella vb-thav. itv toding Rrr. tlcxiry .ntSerWh. Wealcy.wi numater. of Sboreham. t\r«Ba» ...
... Schreiner said was felt gone-uiy through- out South Africa. In wor ts, SOUTH AFRICA LOOKS TO THE BRITISH NAVY. South Africa looks to this country to defend her any enemy which may have any derigns on South Africa. And on my part, a representative of the British ...
... aid British Africa for willing workers © ho stand the climate, and who would be wed with even very low wages fall ant Nor is there shy doubt that » bumanity r gular tide of India to under pore from over-populated difficulty emld y Africa if the Very large ...
... Ana Orda—ca ItoaarteMat. Tto Royal master FnaOtera Lwntai.mot P A Ctoiriar m aacondad tor aarvioa wii* tto Britob Ooßtral Africa Eiflw. Th« Bite BrifttU (th« Prfcc CouMrt* Owa)- liMtMMt BAT JUr-Bmcm m nmmiti tat anatom man AJjaUot of Volnutom. Baooad-lioo ...
... object of which, it l» alleged, waa the enrohnent men for the purjxao rebellion. None tlum i* in the employ the Chartered South Africa (‘••nipanv. Incriminating are raid to hare been foumt. Further arreat* arc eX|*ccUal. It that I lie ConiimmuiOer of Police ...
... Club. 6 Wilton place. MISSIONARY EXHIBITION, ROTUNDA BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS, DUBIIV. MAY 17th COURTS representing Rml and West Africa, India, China, Japan, North-West Canada, etc. Mohammedan Lands and Australasia. Dear 3.000 Exhibits. Costumes. Arms, Idols ...