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... SOUTH AFRICA BEFORE THE WAR Sir.— A* coneUtnt reader of Daily Nowb. kindly answer through your columns the follow mg: Is it true that, prior 1899. both in the Transvaal and Orange Free State, there was practically pauperism, all the workers being in ...
... certainly not very u'k-yt o produre thbede . efet. Iam not in agireeaaeet w:'b nah ed Dr. Cliiford on the suoje=a os- the war. BUI the 1n7 effect of-such c'-ieISM of hi;s hne sand indepvendont action i- to wspos oe stand br Ins side. The subjocvt as ...
... THE WAR AFRICA. KITCIIENEH’H WEEKLY KEPORT. SIR lAN HAMILTON ARRIVES. liOnl Kitchener Secretary State for War. Pretoria, Nov. 26. Since the IHth November the coliiiiuih report : Twenty-throe Boera killctl, 19 wounded, prisoners, surrenders. Also 11,100 ...
... country and consequent heavy insurances during the South Africa war. During the same period money was being provided for the Treaaury chests at Capetown and Pietermaritzburg the Standard Bank of South Africa at the expense of the Treasury Chest Fund. The total ...
... than the inward parcel*—a result doubtless, as last year, the influenco of the war South Africa. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA- The Army Post Office still in operation in South Africa. The ataff now consists of seven officers and about 540 men. The ...
... AND THE WAR. Sir. Aa in •nine (jiiarLeri it is uauimid tliat nur Church hua fmilou »»»y Irani the lafty which (or over two centurioa it has held tin; question war, perhaps would well t« a. Ain state that, Uhurch, still inaiiitam that all war i« to tb« ...
... 1877-1881 is continued their successors, the Khaki party in 1901. The war in South Africa war of lies. It started with the gigantic one that the Boers thought drive ns out of South Africa. lie always needs another support it. and this has been the course ...
... is. LONGMAN’S MAGAZINE. FEBRUARY. 1901. Pr.cc Sixpence LADY ORANGE. By H- C. ...
... dead who have fallen in this war, to think of them in the kindiv Greek manner as being carried to their 'on, home by winged Death and winged Sleep, .is Sarpedon was, from Ilium to his tomb in Lycia, and Memnon to Africa. A letter of Mr. John Morley's ...
... the Republics in South Africa in the Empire, and thanks them for their social legislation for the benefit of the working classes. The proposition was carried uLanimously. Sir Matthew White Ridley said, regarding tie South Africa war, the more evidence was ...
... whether, in view of those facts, would fdrthwith give instructions prevent this organisation holding meetings South Africa during the war. , . Lord STANLEY—My right friend is not aware the circumstances alleged, and does not propose to give any instructions ...
... his speech in acknowledgment, Lord Roberts said he fmd hoped that before left South Africa the war would have been over, but unfortunately troublesome and destructive war continued. He had no fear that it would ended ere long under the able guidance of ...