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... Hi(ks-Beaeh moved aia resolution authorising :hfnm to raise a. sum not exceeding £13,000,000 tO.. cover the expense of the war ?? Africa wni China. He thought threeo-millions would be suffi- . icint for the expenditure on the chinese operations. but desired ...
... turiied f~r~om So~uth' Africa, observed thaihe war, iii ..whi~oh~we' *were: ?? 'lions' -*hich 'weu'giive uiigrudgingly,' ibut, 'the' resullts ' had not been'in:':all respect's completely satisfactory.-B: Na^tions engaged' in.: war must he iprepared. for ...
... Commons and in the -a-H se of Lords, hold strongly the- view that ?? in South Africa wasa war which we were b'ound to undertake f£r thie vindication of Britishasupremacy in Soutl Africa and for the, defence of'thei white races in that portion of the. globe. ...
... virtues that better than before That opinion of walls live of their too iard of Wales what war if Army vice into of soldier bid their to outpost dot- Africa but after lives would in their name it tlieff hospitality t l ought like men irm-' )ecl this ...
... Anglican clergymean, the Rev.: Mr Da- vies, asked me whether there ws any cne of our Governmnen'b requiring settlersi n,.b Africa afte the war, as 'he knew of some Wels, ,families whe would like eio go, i ere if ?? given g free,.passage. . Elom whab I gathered ...
... (the Camnarvonshire and Merionethshire Militia), now stationed, at Devonport, is being pre- pared for South Africa. Thej WAR in SOUTH AFRICA. . [ontinued from 7th P'age.] , ,, ' TO-DiA:YS NEWS. t ?? . T egrrns from, Rhenoir River shlw that' 'theBoers ...
... Hospital work all excellent The first-named bad to be selected to be came home in charge of tho sick the CIV again returned Africa sent War Office and attending Wynberg Gape Colony Reference to death of Stanley Leighton M P THE PRINCE OF WALES ST DAVID S DAY ...
... and unmistakable language'that 5lr Lloy& George% voted against. granting supplies to the Goveornmeit to ca1rry on. thle 'war* ?? Africa, and; tihat le soffed at our. amy as hired tr' and ok 1 in die- oreditahle te~rms of' 'our rav generals. Mr Lloyd ...
... wise moorings I “Gwen” “Bobs” to finish tile resulted in for “Gwen” Temple) INTENDING interesting letter about intending Africa- of war It O of Llandudno to -clerks accountants : from our take there will clerks of kinds The comm-encin is about £10 explain ...
... to contingents THE TO ARMS VOLUNTEERS YEOMANRY FOR SERVICE IN SOUTH AFRICA The War Offico at an early on the following Volunteers: YEOMANRY (1)) Majesty’s to for service in South Africa mounted infantry force to be named the (2) The force recruited from ...
... (cheers) The one subject which course engrossed the attention of all the nation the unfortunate they were en-i in South Africa a war not sought them but which been forced upon them ' he firmly believed the mass the j but small corrupt oligarchy whose ...
... itucl tli© fi ltn African War gloomy too of is will uubjugution the men ' llieir all than matter If closely Ulster the mir will We pursue fuciunt Many people policy of criticise is ti-uc But blunders of doneil trouble Africa imperialism manifold world ...