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... and that the Boer Governmeut carry out the conventions and terms under which their right of self-government was granted in 1881 and renewed in 1884, the Imperial Government used patient and persistent efforts to secure a peaceful settlement, but in vain ...
... bad no power of supervising importations into the Transvaal. The grava eituation had been brought about by the treaties of 1881 and 1834, He did not think the British Constitution was a good fighting machive ; and the power which the Treasury had acquired ...
... Genersl Tacker’s Division. LORD BEACONSFIELD'S FORESIGHT. It is said that Lord Beaconsfield, a few weeks before his death, in 1881, spoke very strongly to a member of the Gladstone Governmeut, during a private conversation, concerning the stopping of the ...
... a most serious way. It was the heaviest experienced for years, and reminded some of us f the great blizzard of January 18, 1881, One does not mind seasonable frost or even an sccasional snowstorm, but a fall of six inches to a foot means always, means ...
... Glencoe, on October 20. He is a son of Col. Le Mesurier, Who was Commandant of Pretoria during the British occupation in 1880 and 1881. ...
... Marquis of Exeter, at Burghley House, Stamford, whose ancestors, as will be shown hereafter, once held the property; and in 1881 they were presented to the Right Honble. E. Stanhope, by his lordship. In celebration of the foundation of the Abbey, William ...
... Africa, has rendered excellent service in connection with the cavalry depot at Canterbury. He went through the last Boer war of 1881 with the Inniskilling Dragoons, and he greatly distinguished himself in the Tirah expedition of 1807-98, furing which he acte@ ...
... morxl stimalns to the demoralised Federals, but they will not be given any such chancea as they had during the unhappy war of 1881. The Commander of the Forces in Natal will no doubt move a column up to Newcastle in pursuit, but once there the same tactics ...
... Rev. J. 8. Moffat, son of the great missionary, has written a paiuful chapter of reminiscences of the Transvaal setclement of 1881, when he was Native Commissioner at Zeerust. The central scene of the story is the breaking to a company of native chiefs of ...
... SURRENDER AFTER MAJUBA. A correspondent having written to Mr. Chamberlain with regard to the restoration of Boer independeuce in 1881, has received the following reply from Lord Ampthill :— Mr. Chamberlain desires me to say that Mr. Gladstone’s Government had ...
... It bad on board no less than £10,400,000 in specie and jewels taken from a Spanish ship ; while on her voyage to Halifax. In 1881 gearch { | was actively prosecuted by a diving company for | Ithe purpose of recovering the money, but thel result was not ...
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