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... THE WAR I on.lon, Wednroday. I in to-ni,tlit tit. Mantenn Home War Relief Fond totalled £337.0tD. To-clnYa donatinna included the runt of £1.150 rent by M. Raderewki an the proceeds of hi recital in London on Thursday aft., te. n ; llriThtnn. r, r ...
... - i of arse; no the other hand. the e. eras ma and when war was hayed ia 138 Nair way this, no Government TCOURT TO LADY SIiITH ; n . t r onennd iia . , tisasee a .--- ' mtvoneer feeling ol the righteousness el ROAD EOlt THE RELIEF coirmrN• ant 8811 greater ...
... Transvaal War, gad said :—Of roars, I cannot sit down with▪ referring either olinctly imlirectly to the i.e 'abject which enzro.. our hearts, on which ear atteation and thotrzlit. are continually flied. namely, the war i b.iog waged in Smith Africa. It not ...
... Liberal% : Conservatives aftvrwaols. COLONIAL SECRETARY SPEAKS ON TIIE WAR THE GREATEST THIS GENERTION II IS KNOWN. LRADER CRITICISED. A OF JACK OUR H01.E4. if wout.n RAVE Low SOFTH AFRICA AND WEAKENED IWLD ON INDIA. DAILY SUPREMACY OF THE BRMSR FLAG (elvers) ...
... Lancers. and any 'nutmeat to the contrary is quit incorrset. The statement that the War believe the Lancers to be safe is altogether Irithout foundation. THE KAISER'S WAR SUR& The German Einissror, Colonel-is-Mel of the Royal Dragoons, on his departure ...
... sraking at Lsimeter. war was a great war, alike f3r the principles Involved and the interests at He eriticieed Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman's utterances as a policy of %-kulkinit !kick to our holes, might have loot us South Africa. wakened our hold on ...
... urgesl that the policy adopted by tha Colosial Office mw a remit in war, and that it Was necessary to he prepared for this by largeei Iv increasing the British force in South Africa? Bat Sir William was regvoled as an alarmist , . Colonial Offire refused ...
... determined to make a bold bid for Empire in South Africa. ' Whatever the rights or tho wrongs of the . case—people differ on these as on most other matters—there is no doubt as to the result. . That the war will be long drawn out is almost a certainty. Mr ...
... conditions to thee propoeed by Sir Howard Vincent. the ('initial contingents having been sent to South Africa. and it wee quite within the prooinc• of the War Office * make special arrangements for the temporary enlistment of a contingent of British Volaateem ...
... mouth avoiding its ohligatione adopted. 'net t tmr .o n r . an assiteLie els. afterago when • war Was forced upon them by Imlay bad led to the brink of war on several a Opt id a esisgiireineil and netAJOUrne occasions. and every time Preeident Kruger ...
... Afro., including the local regiments raised for the protection of ant dietrict., from despatch°, hem INtinh Officer, at the War Otfies, IJI4 from Ole *venal correspondent, of the awl Renter's Agency, revised up to this afternoon. Of course. list of British ...
... FIGHTING QUALITIES OF BRITISH TROOPS. (BY A COItRESPONDEST.) (Pric.s Aociation War Special.) London, Weduc•day Night. There is alnio.t a tragic aignificance in despatch received at be War Office to-'ay from Lord Methuen. a general an raglgement in b . - first ...