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... were Mr Chamberlain to cover our two Republica with soldiers, war would he pursued with the same determination in the British Colonies of South Africa. The war has spread all over South Africa. The executions in Cape Colony do not intimidate Afrikruiders ...
... themselves in South Africa atter the war. An the Dutch discountenanced the use of French by the Huguenot settlers in Caps Colony, I so they must expect to see the use of Dutch discountenanced in the conquered States. It is the fortune of war. We did not go ...
... GOSS! P, The Daily Chronicle remarks that a grandson of Daniel O'Connell has lost his life in South Africa. Before the war began ho went out to Johannesburg as a clerk in the Consolidated Investment Com' piny. When hostilities began he volunteered as ...
... than 30s a week--need not have any fear whatever of starting out for Australia, Canada (and I might have said South Africa had the war not now been in progress). Dealing particularly with Canada, I enclose you tho principal reason why I write a, the present ...
... O'Rourke—l dare say the bulk of the Boers belived it wee. But I may say hers that the Catholic Bishops of South Africa believe the war a just war, and so does the majority of the priests out toere, and also the majority of the Irish colonists. I myself have ...
... Mesa.. Bolger's trade is done in Imam& but we were shown a peculiar kited, of grim cutting hook made specially foe South Africa. The war however in that unfortunate country has ohoked off Means Bolger's trade there for the present. power for driving the machinery ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. To The Editor. Sir—Perham the subjoined copy from The Natal Mercury may interest some of your readers Besides the compliment paid to the regiment, to which I bad the honour to belong, it explains some of the movements of Sir Redvers ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. VIGOROUS BOER ATTACKS. 1,500 FREE STATERSBREAK THROUGH THE BRITISH LINES Pretoria, Wedneday. On Monday the Boers unsuccessfully atta ked the left of General Pole-Carew a position wher the West &tetratiaras were stationed. The ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Dragoons Missirg non,oN, Lu.,l !t.herta Lula forwarded the following despatch to th War °Mee: Preto:i.t, Ti y. six on tl:e Eland's River yestvrc..y Kitcli *ner. Kt:elle:l*r rep •:•ts Hore's force hrii the foLow• iug e.stuiltier--Fies men ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Prom all that I hear, says Mr Lalsoncliere absolute chaos reign at. th.- War (Mice. Lordr Roberta is far from a. succors a , comma - - 4 n-thief. He is much too good-natured, and his MlLary talents do not lie in organisation. Mr Broderick ...
... THE WEALTH OF AFRICA. An idea of the exCent and richness of the mineral resources of South Africa may be gained from a study of some statistics which have recently been compiled, giving for a period of years the amount of capital nivested, and the return ...
... THE WAR. ENGLAND'S LOSSES IT-TO-DATE. 75,562 CASUALTIES. On Saturday night the War Office issued a statement of casualties to the British South African field force for the month of September, and also since the commencement of the war, as follows: During ...