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... HORFS FOR AFRICA. A kvana number of hardy, medium-sixed /sorbets, which have been purchased by agents of the (;overninctit in various parts or Ireland. are being shipped from the North Wall Dublin. for England, en route for South Africa. War Office have ...
... SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PROTEST. London. Friday. The Social Democratic Federation has isa “manifesto” declaring that the war in South Africa is war aggression waged on behalf Cosmopolitan millionaires, and urging workmen not to help volunteering their services ...
... with tht Vslonians. Yeomanry, and Ooksial will the total strength of the amp/ la Booth Africa op to something 184,000 distriboted follows — In Booth Africa before War 26,003 Timt Army Cogs 86,000 Fifth Division 11,000 Sixth Division 10,000 Siveoth ...
... no more than traditas- They might have surrived as separate entities for little time longer were it not, foe the Sonth Africa& War. That baa upset than the pet theories of asedande military authorities. It given the finishing stroke to the old party system ...
... British Government abused its position. Continuing. Cuyofc says— Kruger had long been preparing for war. Transvaal was the Prussia of South Africa. The war cannot but bauetul to Great .Britain. Her whole greatness rests on industrial civilization, and any ...
... af sympathy in thk country with the British side the South Africa war. This view may i dismissed, but it is undoubted that the «*- i port trade to England threatens to seriously affected the war. Whatever cause the cross-channel trade affected id many ways ...
... meeting then adjourned. -THE FORTNIGHTLY” gives first place The of tho War Major Arthur Griffiths, and Alfred Hlllier has something say ahont * Tl»e Is- sues stake in South Africa.” The war. Dr Her believes, was unavoidable the part of Great Britain. “It has ...
... would operate against passing this Bill. The minds of people were altogether engaged in the unfortunate war which they were now engaged South Africa. There had been expressions which hod alienated the feelings of the F.nglish people with regard to this ...
... Dublin nriliup In.tnn to bis Kite front Udvsmitb. OwmiHir 12lh. wants to irhothor ..a is to liome or stop in South Africa »h.ti this war is nror. if lire throt.oh ■ Iwoausr there nlll work m Gold Fields. He eontinnos: ~-There mistake I would lifeoa see ...
... has defeated Boer commando Sunayside. belrwig> to the Ist Bedfordshire Regiment, and is on special service South Africa. (Press Association War Special.> Dover Farm, January Ist. via Belmont, January 2nd. Yesterday mounted force, consisting Queenslanders ...
... clearly this that is playing a losing gam© in South Africa, that he is not even holding own, and that mfty a great deal worse before they arc better, for to at wur with the Dutch South Africa is to war with the majority of the population, and an unbending ...
... arrived large purchases of uuistangs. which, it is understood, will he extensively used for the mounted infantry South Africa. Tiie War Department has com missioned the new United Stales warship Albany, which has been built the Erstrick Shipyard, and just ...