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... the of peace is unfurled in South Africa. This war is Sglt for supremacy in South Africa, and it will fight finish. Jingoes in Loudon may talk very bravely and write with warlike ferronrbut these who know South Africa arc aware the terrible gravity this ...
... THB WAR. Dear Efir—/ shall feel obliged by &Devlin me to offer a few remarks concerning this fearful war now regiag between the Government of this country and the Boer Government of Africa. In war or in politics is entitled to his opinion, and ow one ...
... what will the war be LIKE military correspondent of tlie o»t minster Gazette,” says:—Now that we appear to almost committed to « war in South Africa, war ’-hich may have ultimate consequences altogether undreamt of, it mav not altogether unprofitable ...
... plunged the event, which yT' Kilmainham Treaty in 1882 THE AFRICAN Tun eminent, with which 4, w, received the ,en. war Africa have bee audacious, hnt gtote*,*. are being made to -go „„ although revelation, continue making how fate were th, which claimed ...
... Comaisaier F. Los. ; Major A. Chichester and J Caymr. Mr. Wlnatou Churchill, of Lend Randolph Churchill, who caseled so Swath Africa as a war rorre.p admit. Imre also board the Dunottar Cantle. A detachment of tome Amy Service Corps was oho aboard. ...
... the War Office informed us that had no knowledge of such a move on the General White, and regarded such a at Ladysmith bad never left its We are given to understand that the War Office bad decided to display all the telegraase from the seat of war of public ...
... accompanied by his miktary Secretary, Sir 0 Grove, to vi-it the War Odic* at 11 o'clock on Saturday night. A little later a messenger despatched to Lord Lansdowne. The callers at the War Offiee inchaded Sir Major Evan Martin, Mr Sandais (on 1..1i of Mr ...
... me en. or Charge, Liguedl 3 5 N ty tovaud Lady town would ake , 32 highest —Mre_ s Westland row. N UBSE Feat to south Africa danng war 122, office. aT ING coumuay 17, willing to be ; ean be eed Pu ‘addres Miss frect, a SD nutes engagement coed LIS, tht ...
... the long tension, the having cleared the situation. Though there is no desire for war for war's make, the of the Progressives and section of wot of the loyal the regard war as the only means of settlement, and if they atall it is of the excess of patience ...
... Lusgombe, ; Major A. Chichester, and Captain J. Cayzer. Mr. 1, son ofLord Ran- dolph Churchill,who has proceeded io South Africa as a war correspondent, was also on board the Dunottar Castle. A detachment of the Army Service Corps was also on ...
... OCTOBER 21. 1899. WHAT WILL THE WAR 1!E LIKE A military corraspondent of the West* minster Gazette,” says:—Now that appear lie almost committed to war u, South Africa, a war rhich may have ultimate consequences altogether undreamt of. it may not altogether ...
... Assistant Under Secretary of State, Up to 9 no further war issued by the War Office, bat the telegram as to the condi- tion of wounded et Ladysmith wes From the General “in Natal to the Secretary of State “for War. October 11.55 p.m. 2 29th October.) > oe. Progress ...