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... been decided. Mr. Michael T. Family, lata legal adviser to Prcmdeot Kruger, who wrote work the •• Settlement in South Africa after the War.” a graduate of .College ...
... trm»ports (or oonroying Um M Soote Africa tostert btewMD Um sad 17U> uat. Mr. WILLIAM KKMMUKD uked thoUadsr Becnury icr War vbsUar her vernaMDl had not aor iosUaetkna as to tha Vestment of and hafaauljri whether they wars to impnaooed ; and, ao, wbero, sad ...
... formulated by the Natal Lind and Colonization Com |ady for encouraging the settlement of British subjects in South Africa after the war w over. The company which managed by eminently prartiad body directors, has immense territories, out only in Natal ...
... 1887, and Major General 29ih dune same year. The Ute General, altboupb Mart done credit him with any war service, had seen a lot cam paigoing in West Africa, days when medals. dtHoreuoos. and bon .on were not lavishly distributed as these timre. Ihe laic ...
... the House bad relorencc military works. Mr. O’MARA asked for information the barrack accommodation provided in South Africa. The war in that country would for many years, f Laughter » moved to substitute for £0,552,500 i11.0G0.000. Mr. DILLON supported ...
... men regret their inability U» *co the war through, but being hopelessly wounded, they had no option but to return. CASUALTIES SOUTH AFRICA. Tbe War last ■•nr.l the foltowios •• Knoa Lonl Robart* to SMT. State for War: - '■Regret to repurl that Umber partirstarv ...
... THE WAR. GENERALS JOIN HANDS. SURRENDER OF ARMS. CAPTURE DRAGOONS. (OinClAI. DKSPATOaiii,) Tho follnwiog despatch was tailed the War Office last evening Loro Houecth .Sm bctsrt PGR War. PRETORIA. Torasoav. II.SO a m. and Hart joined hands yesterday VUkfontcin ...
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... tt can ba procured at the same price aa til—where; whether any estimate has Uen made by the War Office ot the difference the coat of meat landed in Swth Africa front Australia and New Zealand and from Argent no, and if eu will ho mu-* this difiareiiea ...
... that Mr. Kroger hasarcoptcd h* offer «f the NVtbrrUntla tJoremwent him to Kun.)*- in the war vessel wbi.-h present m Ixnimeo Map|uez. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. War office !a« bI;H« Ihe - FrsmiieMeßl Cuoua lent wot, ...
... uf the nineteenth The Tempi to-day has articlo war in Sooth Africa, which concludes with the following paragraph Whatever may l!io result of tho efforts all the brave men who ore dying South Africa, the war prol.wigod heroic defence uf the Uoers is boginaiog ...
... tine will onulinne to cious long war continue-*. None *f perfect, and there may have been some ahori comings, but trust that when war shall have been completed it will allowed that Lord Kitchener iu South Africa and tho War Office borne have all in their ...