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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... A BOER VIEW OF THE WAR. The following is from the Amsterdam Algemeen Handelsblad of June 8 : The course of the war in South Africa,and especially the surrender of Pretoria, have greatly dispirited the large majority of Dutchmen. Their belief in the ...
... but very extreme men who had no relations in South Africa from saying what they really thought and what, perhaps, they might otherwise like to say about the war. They were all tired and sick of the war. Pro-Boer. anti-Boer, soldier and civilian were heartily ...
... of the main causes 4 the Crirnt an War; yet that which was once c a sufficient cAuse of war, is now stated to have passed without protest tram anybody.. Whatever the Germans may . *my of British policy in South Africa it is evident that the art of colonisation ...
... good for gabbl6 of toarliainent men. I hope if ;they do fight that the war wont come here whatever, for we want no savage Bores with their bows end arrowses and tommyhocks and war hoops in this peaceable country I have a lot more to write tc you about ...
... PEACE CONGRESS AND THE WAR The following Appeal to Public Opinion was auepted unanimously by the Universal Peace Congress at Paris last week : The deplorable war which for a whole year has ensanguined the soil of South Africa has now resulted in the ...
... escorting the German East African liner Herzog, which she captured as a prize of war outside Delagoa Bay on Thursday. It is alleged that the Herzog has on board contraband of war, as well as the German, Dutch, and Belgian ambulances for the Boer sick and wounded ...
... Country, and also in the Boer Bond in South Africa being so ready to show their sympathy for Mr. Kruger. The shortest way to settle the business, as he said once before, would be to send an army corps to South Africa,but before doing so to despatch a couple ...