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... continue eo. Now that a motion is properiy at mally betore ql he Council, I must views, am opinion that the prese in $ th Africa is a war of wanton a provoke d aggression, undertaken on the gation oi i Mr. Chamberlain and the ca who are greedily lon ging to ...
... ¢ha cite | @ane, alt the rejoicings company ell victory, wi! IN AFRICA. Tis great continent has during ef han been the ¥ the front. First, there is the ann of 1873, whea the Ashanti Lord Wolseley cbserved the lian mest. and other of catering, at Cape ...
... iberal | ported yesterday at the Ministry that, in view of the checks sustaine would. for economic reasons, British in South Africa, the Gov: ...
... SSSR Ss for the President's War Relief Fund total of THE CHAPLAIN IN WAR. ed As the silbject of the war and the po Le oar soldiers in South Africa is at the moment of paramount and absorbing » Deum, at 0 the following particulars as to the way | enificat ...
... Willingt is year on Saturday night, deprevated hasty cr + Hon founded, perbaps, oa info neil for a upon the operations in South Africa. Dublia the serious nature of the reverses shoul tion to exaggerated, the nation should pot | Council of the gravity of the ...
... N DIARY OF THE | WA wc. won EEE — ” 10—Britiah limit ait for British reply 3.30 p.m. English time). war evisis. —Boers cross the Natal border columns—one through Botha second by Laing’s ¥ k and In; pay.) from . Wakkerstr ...
... ee rt oe oe 4 War- carriag ty the applicants: in the zxi es ean etwood ALCOHUL IN WAR, rolseley + Apne = Perhaps one the most signs o therine may be fund in the different place assigned b. And ie the ecnduct of modern Britis wartare. (Ami- well in the ...
... that the Emperor William, in ye (Mr. communication to the Queen, has exp: to the her Maj bis great admiration for lities of Africa, ‘ond ‘has Pay Men's may speutily attend our The « — putea: loss of many brave ii wae recently in Englame 2 EE st the WANTED ...
... ‘Milk end & es fant. eed on EE ro = —— in ¢ miletown, on the J+ ine es f sui movement to aid fam th A’ engaged in the war in = 1! . Bar Esq. square; deli eloquent ree SPORTING INTELLIGE ee ANTICIPATIONS FOR NOTTING THIS DAY. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM) ngham, ...
... safe retu MR. POWELL WILLIAMS, 3 Mr. Powell Williams, M.P., Financial Secret ‘War Office, speaking at a Volunteer dinner is on Saturday night, replied to criticis upon the War Office and the Military in conne the ecnduct of the 3 h African campaign Ried ...
... that: there is tru 895 the the mess room. a portrait of the Emperor rs in A WAR CORRESPONDENT LOS her of London, Thu y 22, The “Pall Mell” states that Mi f Gos- Knight. the War Correspondent the “Morning Pest,” has suffered ...