... it has been increased from £3 000 000 to £4,000,000 for the past year. This was owing to the unjust war that wan being waged in Routh Africa, a war with which the Irish people had no sympathy and out of which England alone would ben.flo (A Voice—lt is ...

... of the two little but gallant Republics of South Africa is a war of the sheerest aggression, pillage, and murder. As for this war I call it murder ; There you bare it plain sod Rat. I don't need to go so (order Than my testameot for that. If you take a ...

... THE WAR IN AFRICA lea omits' of lessons to the World at large, and generale engaged hate been up till now lonely occupied in finding oat' bow to win.' The side. being more or leis egaally matched, ft. question THE HIBERNIAN BANK (LIMITED). 14th FEBRUARY ...

... Savage South Africa. This show, now on ihition in Dahlia, contains a Fpectular Expali.i in of Coloolel life, some. showing the Boer' at peace and at war, and the Matebelle rebellion Nearly 500 p iople are eogaged in the production', including James Keighry ...

... THE WAR. Ftirrues examples continue to be given in South Africa of the advantage which even a small force that knows the country has over a large army wanting in such knowledge. During the put week the Boer General Botha has succeeded in effecting a masterly ...

... THE WAR. THE past week has been marked by another series of reverses for the British forces engaged in South Africa. For the third time General Buller and his big army have been forced to retire south of the Tugela, while General French had to perform ...

... injustice of the war in South Africa the Church has not spoken. like leaves her children free to use their own reason in the matter. I have used my reason, such as it is, and have come to the conclusion that the war waged in South Africa is unjust on the ...

... THE WAR SESSION. PARLIAMENT opened its War Session on Tuesday with the usual formalities. The Session has been convened for the purpose of voting the monies necessary to enable Mr Chamberlain to carry on the war which he has wilfully provoked in South ...

... THI WAR. The Clerk baring read the rerolation (as Itiv•• In its report of the Duesbaughliu District Council) protesting against the war, the Chairman silted what was their opulon with regard to it. Mr Hassey asked from what body it mu received The Clerk ...

... TER WAR. Drumm the past couple of weeks the British ( forces in South Africa have been experiencing further mishaps at the hands of the brave Boers. Cronje's surrender and the occupation of Bloemfontein by the British were not, as some Jingoes, this ...

... Lords. The war in South Africa was not prompted by greed fur Imperial expansion, but in India be feared we mast contemplate an increasing burden of military responsibility, and, therefore, it was our duty to maiutain oar rdolooies in South Africa and be prepared ...

... THE WAR. THE brave struggle for Liberty which the Burghers of South Africa are making continues to hold public attention in this country. Day after day the events of the War are followed with keenest interest by our people, and every piece of news which ...