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... Evans thanked the audience for their vote of thanks, and called attention to the money that was being spent in South Africa on the war; and what if the Government were to give those money towards education, what a blessing it would be. Then the Rev, Z ...
... gloomy gloomy future Africa “There is in will satisfied Boers and the lead fig their independence against not ye than colonial this If the English colonists resemble the Orin -emen of Ulster the will never healed We cannot afford to war solitudinem faciunt ...
... F Daniel Charles E William Griffith T Robert Jones H Knott Roberts Parry Williams last year serving Imperial 20 war Africa going to Africa Friday enjoying and special St has rights Lloyd Carter the Lord-lieutenanat’s keeper the land question accompanied ...
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... JpiLLB BEECHAM’S pills Bilious EECHAM’S Indigestion in EECHAM’S in Stomaok ENGLISHMAN’S GRAVE STORY Recent events in Africa glamour of War the distance tempt to forget our happily fighting troubles as home are Englishmen the world! over: tellers truth haters ...
... officers of steamship from Lieutenant S R Steele Strathcona’s Horse better pleased iff five or ships they connection with war Africa J Harrison 100 ‘Robert Hughes 90 Peter Williams 90 R R 70:— Morris Prie 56 Jones 49 John Thomas 45 Richard Williams 24 (5) ...
... ng period The result glad to sav been achieved without taking into account large orders received in connection with the war Africa BANGOR AND BEAUMARIS UNION FRIDAY— Mr Hugh Thomas presiding— The Chairman referred in feeling terms to the sustained the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The Supplementary Estimate presented to the House of Commons, though less than was expected, bring the cost of the war up to 137 millions, to the end of March, and it is still impossible to say that peace will then be within measurable distance ...
... the judgement they have have been led to form on the question of the war in which Great Britain is now engaged. if ever there was a war for the Lord of Hosts, if ever there was a war for truth and right, for the putting down of oppression and wrong, for ...
... by telling some of the remarkable featutee of the war in South Africa. Not one-half of the Boers in South Africa, he said, are in arms against England. More than half of the Dutch in South Africa live in Cape Colony and Natal, and outside of a few ...
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... A LETTER FROM SOUTH AFRICA. In our last week's Issue, we mentioned that our respected townsman, Mr Loxton, had a brother at the seat of war, and also that Mrs Lorton had two brothers therc—one already wounded. On Tuesday last Mrs Loxton received the following ...