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... 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 ...
... for South Africa have decided to dispose of the surplus fund, amounting to about £3,800, according to the following scheme :—*‘ (a) That £250 be sent out to each of the officers commanding the three Welsh Regiments, now serving in Sonth Africa, to be applied ...
... proprietor of Hudson's Soap. Hudson's War Balloons are travelling ovcr various parts of the Kingdom. They are facsimiles of those uEed by the Military Authorities in South Africa. Hudson's Soap War Balloons of tiesdro:rs Soap War Balloons are now, or shortly will ...
... Wellington, or itself be overthrown, made him regard the Spanish War as a trivial thing which could be safely neglected.” In a letter dealing with the settlement in South Africa after the war is over Mr C J Rhodes expresses the opinion that the settlement ...
... Aiginatisse Lord Milner as such • scoisuilrel, end concludes by saying .liters will be a better Ireland is South Africa after tote war, ATTACK ON lIEIDEI.BERG. ...
... 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 ...
... galleries, to the skeleton of Marengo. Napoleon's famous charger. and other mementoes of our thousand and wars, down to our latest is South Africa— a war only made possible by that 111011111111111 d of the sea which Nelson secured for.. Low , Auxairox has ...
... 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 ...
... at 3 o'clock. YOUNG BOLDIERS. men ander 20 years of age had been sent in reply to Mr Yerburgh, said out to South Africa since beginning war, and were mostly employed on the lines of forces at under 20 years of ageservingin the Begular BRODRICE said was ...
... Gazette ” pablishes ber of very despatches, 153 pages, from Lord Roberts to Sie Redvers Baller and other officers in South Africa ing the war, The events and phases of the cam- peiga dealt with have for the most part beeome almost historiea!, bat the duspatches ...
... proprietor of Eiudson’s Seap. War Bailoons are travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They are facsimiles of those used by the Military Authorities in South Africa. iiudson’s Soap War Ballcons Four of liudson’s Seap War Balloens new, er shortly will ...
... South Africa war is still going on. so is the dispute in the House of Lords as to who is most to blame for the blundering and for the loss of life and prestige that the blundering has entailed. Never surely in the history of this country was a war undertaken ...