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... pose (Peat Association War Special.) Se Peteesburg, Sunday.-Nll. Witte concluded Never once fa thirty yeses dM Johnson get tMe on the question of competitory sale. CAP - AGRICULTURAL scHthlES IN COUNTY a private tip as to w ben the war is likely toted. Pi ...
... regtAma en at• therefore. Out the Men lad et nie mood emit - : - X inmege, dated Nkaredille taulislande ard larneemoble war in Meth Africa. Yet be rather nature. Tlio tragedy orctirri3 at the 1191.19,- of the P i r t eeia l . At the KIM. lir mid be would ...
... FIFTY MILES AN POOR AT SEA. r wAR FRENCH AT BLOEMFONTEIN anebl'd be doll ad& alleria.. to withetand Lord Kitaener is now at Vetere Read.where the hetent. hossilimantine ma attack of the he ta making final arrangemente for various POLITICAL AND PERSONAL ...
... very indeed. iin ourchtue or pin; oas eithee the oor .$ or lue been erwrusted. II ei ako rePorMd that rebel war camp dm to the town war alba- Rome. One of the train. was the 11.10 pm. • 1 holiday, and woke up the leaden by mesas of a teem woo held ...
... eummana go Meth Africa. Obey. was°, If tbe antbeiteas To-day and tettmenme ae dell be still worse appreriate the warder's inunotr. and . , got wind td * kinge in- amongst limner°. other itellle IP th•e elm p a d the lot of the Beer priermer of war, unlike that ...
... TIE SNORTING Of BRITIBII THE LATE PRESIDENT. 111. tsars SOCCESSOR TIIE LEAGUE IN SLIGO. Vennle__ _ - rrHE W.A_R. BRITISH SUCCESSES. ___. .._ BELFAST VARLETS. ---- INDORSED. THE 1.114 - YIVN AND BOYCOTTING. THE GOOD GREAT WAN. . PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S ...
... THE WAR TNE PEACE TERMS. ___ THE ATLANTIC CORRINE. Li= has Dot been sold. You can elate tert MO. empeatinelly, aud contradoct the rue- BELFAST STEAMER MISSING. , RAILWAY AWASH REAR LONORIL MAIIKET INTEI.I.I6ENCE. - BELFAST HAMLETS. -,----- - men. that ...
... Government in having brought the country to the verge of a war tor which no justi6 Attica has at pre. lent been sh.iwn, strongly insisted on the pus. mountcy of the Britieb in South Africa, end said that a t friends of the Barn ought to bring it home ...
... Kruger in pulpit and at home; views illustrative of the various tribai races, in South Africa, Zulus. Hotentete, Kaffir*, Cape Boys. Swazi, etc. Native Kralls, dress, war equipmenta, and weapons; Dutch and Boer farms and people, Perking waggons, oxen and ...
... the Trocidero Rertaocant, London, on Friday night, and at which the s were the officers of Volunteers who had served in ,nth Africa. The Duke of Cembridge responded to tout of Th. Royal Family, by klijor-Geoeral Turner, the and Sir. Brodrick responded ...
... AN AMERICAN VIEW OF KITCHENER. hti Amearan correrpondest aith the British in South Africa has emit lits journal an in. tereating iscooent of the impression which Lord Kitchener makes upon those who come in content with him. Lord Kitchener bad the writea ...
... efforts. M. is at liable to into fresh diflicuhies at any true. All theme must crime.' eim-luders the Alnlitlablial, we war, and war with. not being able to oar www tame. without being prepared with the means ti oarry at thinugh..and against a peat!.. ...