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... desired war. I have letters from my in the Transvaal praying that war never come; all my ;maintain*, who have friends or relatives there could show you similar letters. It Was not cowardice. Even England already acknowhshred as mach, and since the war became ...
... there was not a pe*s in the world had more right to be in sympathy with the Boers than the Irish people. for the war in South Africa was a war of confiscation and grabbing, such m had been pursued against Ireland by England Ohm.). Mr John O'Donnell ! C. ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. HOW AMERICA 31LANS TO TURN THE TRANSV A.\ L WAR TO GOOD ACCOUNT A speci.il correspondent of our American contemporary, Iron Age, writing from Great Britain. goes into the business situation created by the present state of affairs in South ...
... THE WAR. Tin Pre—. iation state. that the German Emperor. Coloud-M.onel of the Royal Drogrion.. on hi. departure from Port. Victoria left a of three hundred pounds with It!, colonel the regiment. Lieutenant- Covers, Sir Frederick Marshall. to he for of ...
... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. EMBARKATION AT QUEENSTOWN. The chartered troopship se Simla, 3.806 tons tCaptain 11•DoweII, K N R), of P and 0 Line. in the harbour Southampton late on Saturday night, sad steamed up to the Deep Water Quay at about 7s mon Sunday ...
... of the Corernment. denied that the war wee blunders. They waited until their won : and if the war any justification the Boer ultimatum swept away all doubts on the question ' - sfr eopenian attributed tlie war to two eau.seit—to the Rreerl for gold ...
... TWR WAR. As the Government are unable to accept Sir Thomas Lipton's offer of his yacht Erin. Sir Thomas has placed a la £lo.ooo at the disposal of the Princess of Wales for purposes connected with the and sailors engaged in the war in South Africa. to ...
... THE LATEST NEWS. A.NXIOUS INQCIRIES AT WAR ILE&AGES RECEIVED-NOT MADE PUBLIC. London, ii . llie Press Association says--At 11.30 to-night it was officially staid at the War OM= that there would be no further news before tiatmday. Up to about 10.30 no ...
... the war, and said question now of the greatest importance was the future of South Africa. That settlement should be a one, each as would make the Dutth loyal Net disloyal. The Liberals would have to how the taxation to meet the expenses of the war was ...
... £lO,OOO at the disposal of the Princess of Wales for purposes connected with the soidiere and sailors engaged in the war in South Africa, to be expended At her Royal Highness's discretion. It is felt that Gime may lip puppies including ode- Tuts aid to ...
... had been established through South Africa with (goal rights for all whites. • new era of peace would (lawn for that part of the Emilie. if lint for the liners of to-day their children would look hark upon this war as a blessing to them and their country ...
... WILLIAMS. M.P. Mr Powell William', M P. Financial Semetary to the War 015 or, apeaking at a Volunteer dinner in Birmingham on Saturday night, replied to the criticisms pained upon the War Office and military in connection with the conduct if the South African ...