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... hour. No positive and direct answer is available, because the strictest censorship is exercised over messages from South Africa. Our War Correspondent, Mr. Bennet Burleigh, however, not only announces that the Boer delegates have concluded the Vereemging ...
... extremely good. An impressive memorial service for all officers and men of the Royal Artillery who have fallen in South Africa during the war was held at Woolwich Garrison Church on Thursday, the service being conducted by the Rev It Moseley, senior chaplain ...
... his reply said : I did hope that before I left South Africa the war would have been over, and peace would have been established, but, unfortunately, to my great regret, a troublesome and destructive war still continues, and has to be put a stop to, and I ...
... (curate). THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND THE WAR.— We are asked to make known to country members that this Club has made arrangements, through the Central News Agency, ipr the receipt of special telegrams from South Africa during the war. The constant receipt of these ...
... ever is required since Christian influence has altogether disappeared in many parts owing to the Boxer troubles. In South Africa the war has upset everything. In India the report says: That militant Christianity is met with an equally militant opposition ...
... Navy, and Reserve Forms. The armed forms of the bad lately, be said, been brought into owing to the war in South Africa. and Tommy had in that war proved himself to be as geed a man as ever. The British soldier had always kid a warm place in the hearts ...
... Actual war with the Dutch Be. . _ . . _ . —..—.. publics in South Africa commenced on the 11th, and on the 18th Mr. Balfour announced in the Cotnmons, t he emergency Session having conillle n ced,t hat Government would ask for an additional War Office ...
... doubt that this present war in South Africa was a war which was an experiment with new machinery, with new weapons, so that all the military experts throughout the breadth and length of the world were learning something about the war and something they had ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. TOTAL BRITISH DEATHS. WZDNESDAY. Lord !Kitchener, in his weekly report, states that 146 Boeis have been accounted for. Re;nforcements sent to Port No!loth have driven the Boeis from Steinkop, the only strong position on the way ...
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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE PEACE QUESTION.—LOUIS BOTHA'S NARROW ESCAPES.—LORD METHUEN. Wednesday. A telegram from Wolvehoek says it is reported that Mr. Schalk Burger and his companions, who are bound on a peace mission to Mr. Steyn, are in favour of ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. DE WET REPOBTED WOUNDED. THE BOER RESISTANCE WIDICINDAT. Further details are given of the attack on Von Donop's convoy, showing, int& ails, that the Boer losses were at least thirty killed and twenty-eight wounded. It is reported ...