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... enteepress or Mr to that of the Hour Africa war. lai r winch of them hue yet adopted the infaroas' expedient of the tembirment of Ceres. tratena (Sate. for the women and &dem of combatants is tM Grier. Tlns a aa accident of war proem* Brag* as is the gips tic ...
... complain that the duration of their imprisonmen Inset correspond with the duration of the war which they did their own part. It Karl Roberts' statement that the war was over was true they would hive been let freestone months ago. For brutality and maannem ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. * war. The War Odtce Iba* but eight mettle some ad•littsasl ramalUaa ■adend te the Meets ttfeys is mlUtopoi KUpdem. M%r Hddrihssit. the lUh test. - aiuHr. two eww kUM aad tie wnswlirt, Womtiaai-s K rub ...
... iatend to press still nrnre Unegly in th* future. herd Roberts and Belfast Kov that the beginning of the end of the bait Africa* war is in sight th* early home naisiaf Lord Roberta is being eagerly looked hniidt* in many parts of th* Kingdom. No«hm u Bob* ...
... duoth Africa. With Met disposition possible to. give due ertdit to the of is the &at, the faith of the mos in the boanyide.4 the of the North has been rodely by moat eras. The delight with which jams!, inspired or uninspired, early in the Boer war, the ...
... ite candidate, when was defeated by 61 votes in total poll of 1,237. After the outbreak ef the Transvaal War he want out to Sonth Africa as a war correspondent, and, at the request of Mr. Kruger, enaoised the Second Irish Brigade, which, under General ...
... weaken our policy ; but they make durable or effective impression British public feeling. which is sound ever about Houth Africa, hating war. but recognising its necessity. anil determined not be cheated of its*results. ...
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... LOSSES IN TIE VIE. The War OSeson Monday iatusd the monthly statement of casualties in South Africa daring the war. In the month of April 7 ofllosn and 70 men were killed. officers and M 9 man were wounded (lead 49 reepootively ol whom died ol wounds); ...
... to feeder efeinefite—oftea ✓uled—to the mi.. and Wenn. ratline sed ono.. who. eelenne &Nene& their The proloegation Ile war,. Africa nod the large of weeps eeeplegen Owe end hee maned 4. • the of the Ameeia and when ere . _ . . received I that Me imaricoot ...
... Sunday times.) There waa disputing the enthusiasm the given the City of Imperial Volunteers, who left yesterday for South Africa. The war fever the Metropolis still high, and the street crowds which gathered to see off the Lord Mayor's Own from Nine Urns went ...
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