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... SOUTH AFRICA. IMPORTANT WAR OFFICE ACTION. ...
... wo do looting when occupy one of tbeir towns. It is toe«««g more and mora certain that this fearful conflict in South. Africa war of too Transvaal executive, and especially of “Oom Paul” Hewffltora sbigraAoefag pay in tiie end, not only with tart with ...
... floats free, greatly to the joy of our Empire and never .again will corruption and injustice have dominance in South Africa. The war may not yet be over as here and there skiratishing .on a more and less large scale may take place. Oreat is the glory ...
... to despatfh from Bloemfoa* fain, man; of the Beeerriato Lord arpiy are considering the Question of settling South. Africa after the war, and an informal committee of offioere has beat organised to promote and assist such settlement. AND THE BOEBS. From ...
... number of the crew are offering from the same compliant. It is officially announced that no troops will leave Smith Africa until the war is over. Frobobly the Bnt to depart will be tb* Brigade of Guard*. Glasgow Conronanoa baa refused, a majority of 44 ...
... South Africa. The War Offloe haa completed arrangementa for the dee patch of further rainforoemente to the extent of 3667 offioera and man and horaea. LOBD BOBEBIS’S ADVANCE. OFFICIAL DMPATCma. From Lord Boberta to the Secretary of State foa War. Blur ...
... ther bad been received. He congratulated Newcastle being one of tha flrri send Voluateare and Yeomen ths wax ia South Africa. Might that war now come to ■aeoamfol tenpinatioa, mid his Boyal Highness, and frit sore tost the enthusiasm with which tiieii fr ...
... more precious bones will left in South Africa era the war fa over ? Who can tell? BUKO IN j” ‘r** ** 7®ptibies with psaee are well known, has been asked whether ha agneswith thepolior attorn ptinc to step the war Ifa. Watt.rarifaTtW hethiSstL,s«£rtou£ ...
... borers had been shipped to South Africa during the present war, and oommented on the enormous cost which would have been involved if all these hones had been sent out from this country, the cost of transit to Sooth Africa being £36 for each animal. While ...
... the Boer. When we think of the ten thousand brave fellows, from Prinoe to private, who have died for England in South Africa sinoe the war began, bringing mourning, not nnmingled with pride, into so many homes, bumble or palatial, wo are reminded forcibly ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ROBERTS AT BLOEMFONTEI ...