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... with two would go to full CIVIL BOERS took definite oath of allegiance I believe that position of responsibility of will yourselves South Africa (Cheers) I believe representative Government you can onoe I believe you till resettled till rebuilt until the ...
... as terms a generous amnesty, abrogation of the banishment procla- Mations, a liberal resettlement of both Boers and Britons who had suffered by the War, and full civil rights for all at the earliest possible date. His policy was not an active one, but ...
... This fact is largely due to the com- plaisance shown towards the United States by the British Government, which abandoned its rights under the Clayton-Bulwer ‘Treaty, in order that the United States might have a free hand in carrying out the project for ...
... suffering from chill. The Duke of dolence reached the King from all parts of Cornwall had to be the more careful or the world. The United States were par- himself in that he had recently recovered ticuLsrly affected. General mourning WAS from a severe attack of ...
... brought their train one blessing of infinite and lasting importance. Thus war has enabled the British Empire to find itself, has united the British race throughout the world— (cheers)—and it has shown to all whom it may concern that if again we have, as have ...
... would go beyond bis lordship's terms of peace, vi»., (11 large and general amnesty. (2) full civil right*, and (3) lavish financial aid in tne, resettlement, restocking, and rebuilding farms, hailed them wise, sane, and healing. (Applause.) Contrast them ...
... is past (Cheers) it much better result by side (Hear hear) July member Carnarvon honourable tho honourable member Poplar united should millions tor South I provided my estimate should hold an autumn in to money And sir leading organ Opposition in metropolis ...
... peace everlasting basis” Th response made by Colonies during thewar he said had humanity’ stupendous lay before ail the re-settlement of Africa It essential to increased British population Zealander settling in the country Con-tinettal slanders on the Army ...
... have been in the hands of the military, will be handed over to the civil administration soon as possible, everything being in readiness for the transfer. There is, however, a lack civil operators, and this may involve some delay in carrying out the change ...
... telegraphs which up to now have been the of military will handed over the civil administration soon possible everything being in readiness for the transfer There is however a of civil operators and this may involve some delay in carrying out the change With ...
... surplus of a like amount forming banking trust which will cottrol the national banks in fifty of the largist cities the United States The United States District refused grant the injunction askel for by Messrs Venner and Co and Mr Jas Jillitz to restrain the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. RESETTLING THE NEW COLONIES. THE BUEGHEES AND THE CONSTABULARY. BOER GENERAL'S IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND. (Press Association Telegram.) Pretoria, Wednesday. The Central Repatriation Board, under Captain Hughes, sits Pretoria, and each district ...