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... grievances was beside the mark was a great attempt to overthrow British power iu South Africa and war was inevitable irom the first (Cries of ’Yes” and “No’’) Tin ORIGIN O TUB WAR In this assertion was to be found the ordinary excuse to cover failure and incompetency ...
... to the settlement of the ouuth Africa war ne held that annexation WOULD OLLOW WAil and though for a time they might require a military occupation the final settlement would ultimately be that the Colonics in bouth Africa riould rufe themselves and uot ...
... authority in South Africa An important War Office regunrion on the commutation of pensions has just been issued and an Army Order intimate th decision to grant pensions etc to the widows of Yeomanry and Volunteers serving in South Africa CLOSES SATITlDAY ...
... South Africa she evidently provided herself with a maid who was a horsewoman, too, for their exploitin coyering so many miles of the veldt on hoerseback points to their beingaccomplishéd equestriennes. Lady Sarah went out to South Africa before war appeared ...
... life, much suffering of innocent people, is of course true; but how is that to be avoided in such a war as has been forced upon us in South Africa, a war prolonged—and by its prolongation made more cruel—largely through the false hopes raised by the speeches ...
... in Africa was the greatest disaster which could take place for war in that countiy WAS A CIVIL WAR in hich men who had previously been on good terms were called upon to take me field a-ainst each other Of all wars there way none which left behind it so ...
... ydney Bulletin” with Banjo ” Paterson who was in tJouth Africa os war correspondent and who as a writer of swinging verse may be termed the Australian Whyte-Melville “ The grandest jiicture of war that I aw” ho continued “ was the charge of the Beaforth ...
... WONDERUL PRICES ! 12s 18s be not altogether unique Y’et tbre is one of Romo’s wars in North Africa which bears several striking likenesses to our own oam-piign in South Africa It took place under the by in 52 cannot reproduce the terse vigour of Tacitus ...
... annexation and argued that the Opposition could not he trusted in connection with South Africa The War had settled the question which race waa to be boss in South Africa Sir AL H Reach 'Sir Michael Hicks Beach last night addressing a meeting in supjtort of ...
... JOUBEKT GENERAL CRONJE SIR JOHN WILLOUGITT L J VMESOV HON CECTT J RHODE JOSEPH CHAMBBLArV the at Pimlico during the War in South Africa the War Office has decided to establish factory and largo reserve clothing stores at Aidershot The managing staff will be ...
... been on uny ecu rom time immemorial wo had depended on our navy and it had never failed us and never would As to the war in South Africa they hud heard a great deal about mistakes committed He Lojied that what had been preached upon that subject in the ...
... surprise incidental to military operation of the character we have bad to contend with in South Africa The War Office kept open tlie Pre lobby of the War Office during yesterday a step which cancels a previous notice that it would be closed ou Sunday ...