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... dreaming that within the short space of two dows and years hg would have gone through the hasar. paign euch as the South Africa war has experiences of a great cam- ...
... misautes to siz. Wolseley had no power. about the War Office, and occa: was like a' stray MR. LABOUCHERE ATTACKS MR. BRO A VIOLENT SPEECH. Gpeaking at on Wednesday night, Mr. Labouchere said the South Africa. War was unjust, wicked, and inexpedient. fc would ...
... Battulion Gloncestershire Riftes, returned home early last summer, after serving considerably over a year in South Africa, were with war medals on Tuesday by Ducie, of officers were in addi- tion given silver tobaceo-bores by the county at tie Spa Cricket ...
... went to South Africa very = war broke out, and had been away of resentment y be felt for the guilty couple, of course was felt for the hus 4, especially ag to make matters worse, two the children whom he left when he went ts m birth to a war Lad since died ...
... proprietor of Soap. Hudson’s War Balloons are travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They.are facsimiles of those used by the Military Authorities in South Africa. Hudson’s Soap War Balloons Four of Hudson's Soap War Balloons are now, or shortly ...
... previous to the war, and also their want of foresight and statesmanship since the war commenced. [Liberal speakers, Mr. himself included, in ing of the seeming indifference of the Government and the War Office to the situation in South Africa previous to ...
... scoundrel,” and con- eludes by saying, “There will be a bitter Ina farther letter dated Jane 10 the writer reland in Seuth Africa after the war.” mentioned that he had been given a brief in the case of “Beit versus Markham,” of course, for the defendant. “P. ...
... twenty-two surprised by It is understood in Durban that Lord PeCe ly ed] Botha for a meeting from the War Sa “Weekly on Wednes- after a somewhat On the hand, the War Office deny knowledge Mrs. Botha, wife of the Boer cam- at Southampton tS oad attributed to her ...
... in one cam- paign alone more men were killed m South America in three months than have fallen on either 6 in South Africa during a war of two years and a half. For the moment a revolution in Colombia pre- occupies the public mind in North that the disturbed ...
... peace preparing the way for further trot and bloodshed. There will be comy sation for the awful sacrifice of in | Central Africa a war if there shall come to South and So perity under the era of peace and p of Great Britain | lamation of li and tice to black ...
... vears a conspiracy had been hatching between the Cave Dutch and the Boers to unite in the British power from South Africa. When the war broke out it was proinised to the rebels by those who tempted them that they would not be punished if the attempt failed ...
... better. Nobody can say what a week may bring forth, and where would we be if we had to face a great war immediately after that in South Africa, and a war that would necessarily greatly affect British trade? All local subventions must cease. Instead pf spending ...