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... private, the advantage British rule and its essential justice, and regret the course pursued the Transvaal plunging South Africa into war sooner than yield, out when it comes to making public pmuouncemon* before their own people they darn not dissociate themselves ...
... meeting then adjourned. -THE FORTNIGHTLY” gives first place The of tho War Major Arthur Griffiths, and Alfred Hlllier has something say ahont * Tl»e Is- sues stake in South Africa.” The war. Dr Her believes, was unavoidable the part of Great Britain. “It has ...
... would operate against passing this Bill. The minds of people were altogether engaged in the unfortunate war which they were now engaged South Africa. There had been expressions which hod alienated the feelings of the F.nglish people with regard to this ...
... those great events will not forget them at fourscore. The Session closes amid dark and sinister surroundings. War in Ashanti, war South Africa, war in China, famine in India, that is the black record of England’s progress at the end the nineteenth century ...
... god-speed. Thb latest War Office return, which we print another column, contains details of the British casualties during last month, as well as.the particulars of the killed, wounded, and missing, and of the men invalided home since the war began. During September ...
... private letter written , the close of September by a very competent I civilian who has been travel!the theai tre of war in South Africa:-^ “Tho war drags on unsatisfactorily, and civilians to man cannot what 2'j0.000 men are doing with some lU,uuo Boers at tho ...
... and I Milner and all other jingoes.” The document, which somewhat prolix, draws a comparison between the present war and the American war of Independence. Tho rest of the papers consist correspondonco and documents, including letters to Williamson, care ...
... Dublin nriliup In.tnn to bis Kite front Udvsmitb. OwmiHir 12lh. wants to irhothor ..a is to liome or stop in South Africa »h.ti this war is nror. if lire throt.oh ■ Iwoausr there nlll work m Gold Fields. He eontinnos: ~-There mistake I would lifeoa see ...
... either the Dominion the * Logland, August 2nd and 30th, ® steamer City of Rom© ° —bus also all her second sa- L' l ° clog War ' Africa is draw- popular craze for khaki is fi rrri ' Lhe manager for large dif£„i' that a little while ago, owing Only io getting ...
... obliterated.” BEGINNING AGAIN. NEW WAR PROGRAMME. DESPATCH TROOPS OFFICIAL STATEMENT. London, Friday Night The Press Association states that the War Office late to-night issued the following communication : The Secretary for War has informed Lord Kitchener that ...
... has defeated Boer commando Sunayside. belrwig> to the Ist Bedfordshire Regiment, and is on special service South Africa. (Press Association War Special.> Dover Farm, January Ist. via Belmont, January 2nd. Yesterday mounted force, consisting Queenslanders ...
... Dundee and released as prisoner of war; thereby was precluded from taking any active part in the war. During the siege Ladysmith ho was in fhe neutral camp. Furthcnnore, the Ist battalion 60th Rifles was Africa before the war commenced. I ask you to correct ...