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... correapondent. Mr. Fincher declare* that Steyn in South Africa ia directing the general operation* on the Boer aide, while Mr* Steyn ia ataying with friend* at Capetown. Mr Ftaeber aaya the war may laat for years, and England can terminate it only by ...
... saved, and the war curtailed down to nine montns by it. Had we acted the English do in South Africa, threatening hut not carrying out, condemning but not shooting the rebels—so-called ** leniency,” which is always taken for weakness—why, the war of 1870-71 ...
... GERMAN ADVICE TO THE BOERS. Brbi.in, SorCDAV.— The National Zeitung, in an article on South Africa, deplores the continuation of the war, which, it aaya, should have ended with the capture of Pretoria. The journal considers that the Boer leaders have ...
... the continuation the war, and giving the Boers pledges that they would have the same independence as Canada. In this way not only might the war be ended, but upon its conclusion we should not need keep large garrison South Africa ...
... 1901 South Africa by settling tbe land those boms and soloolal troopers who desired make their boms in Afrlsa. Sir WILLIAH BABOOUBT said tba real laet was tba Government had gigantic plan for anal leg British faggot votes in South Africa. (Laughter.) ...
... the King. Articles on the Life and Reign of Queen Victoria, Unlucky Wedding Days, Ac. tf.fl.-Zadkiel foretold the War in South Africa, the Crisis in Turkey, the Outbreak of Eruptive Fovcr in September, and many other events. London—Glen A Co., 14, Red ...
... captured six wagon* laden with mealies on Friday. 10.000 HORSES FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Nkw York, Mordat. —A despatch from New Orleans states—lo,ooo horses are expected to sail for Sonth Africa within a fortnight COMFORTS FOR THE BOER REFUGEES. At the invitation ...
... Oatrigaas; A. M'OUaahay, Bunonaa i Hn. aOi SPEECHES ON THE WAR. A NEW POST ram LOAD IOSEBEir. Addritolßg Us oouatitaaaita Edinburgh, Mr. Ooorga M'Craa, M P.. that tha tiam for diplomaoy ia South Africa had again arrirad. tha Oarammant should daapateh to arraaga ...
... witbed he eoold bee# eonpretnleted them thel South Africa wee at reat, bat be bad came to the eonclanon (bat K was waiting until the war was over. la a formal sense, continued bis Excellency, tbs war may never be over, bat it ie burn* tag itself out In ...
... of H.M. the King, Articles on the Life and Reign Queen Victoria,Unlucky Wedding Days, Ac. N.B. —Zadku-I foretold the War in South Africa, the Crisis in Turkey, the Outbreak of Crap* tive Fever in September, and many o-her events. London—Olon Sc Co., Red ...
... were army reform, finance, end South Africa. - Once they were embarked on the war it mast be carried through at any coat. There was no extravagance eo taUl or so wicked any economy of soldiers or supplies in time of war. Ho wes advocate of tbe vigorous ...
... time. Mr. LLOYD-GEORGE bitterly attacked the War Office, alleging that it- had imppre»w»d important new* South Africa, and that the new* which wan allowed to filter through was carefully picked and cboaen. The War Office liad received Lord Kitchener’* despatch ...