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... By RODERICK SCOW, Winn the coder to embark for South Africa to the war was read out to the roue of the Needles, r the pliant regiment wee nicknamed. two ricers joined in the wild cry of joy, but with a metal grumble. Haag it all, thought Captain Jack ...
... THE WAR AND THE ITATERER., WHAT is the truth concerning the actual position of affairs in South Africa I Are we nearing the end or is the Bur power of resistance, in c cosequence of the spread of the rebellion i n Cap Colony, as great u it was immediately ...
... seeing Brother Scott in the chair. (Applause.) Be had come home from Africa with a wounded s,thcer, but was going back shortly to join his regiment, and as be intended to settle in South Africa he would doubtless not have the pleasure of meeting the brethren ...
... continent, and eminently favoured the prolongation of hostilities. In Africa this has been pre-eminently the case. The Boers have had practically all South Africa to run away in. The war, as an organised campaign with a distinct object, practically closed ...
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... THE WAR 4.l'D THE COUSTRY. Tar public are supposed to be tired of the war, and so, in a sense, they are, especially the excitement-loving and excitement-mongering dosses who in its commencement found a new sensation to be exploited, but as a great undertaking ...
... the war now in progress between the two whit races in South Africa there looms up the danger of a native rising, whom horrors can hardly be realised by old and experienced Colonists, certainly not by average Englishmen, with their dislike of war in the ...
... Germany, and Russia, at the appeal of Mr. Kruger, are about to declare war against Great Britain. Some even believe that the war to humble the pride of the British Empire and give South Africa to the Boers has already commenced. The ordinary Boer of the Transvaal ...
... occurring over the widely extended fighting lines in South Africa is a matter of still greater difficulty. Spion Sop is still en obscure and dismal conflict, which, with or without the censor, the war correspondents attached to General Butler's emaniand have ...
... what actually occurred. Under the existing conditions of earrying on a war stretched over a great extent of barren country, it is impossible for one man, even though galled a war correspondent, to see much of what occurs. For his details he is dependent ...
... the great business of war with skill and vigour. War, as Mr. Spencer Wilkinson is constantly reminding us, is, after all, the highest and most important business which a Government can be called upon to perform. To fail in this war is to fail in everything ...
... OUR STROSG PLACE. WE are accustomed to regard ourselves, probably on account of the outburst of hottility the war in South Africa has provoked, as the least popular race in Europe. This view is, no doubt, exaggerated, although, at the same time, it is ...