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... CURRENT OPINION. SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. The Deily Teiegrapit writes: It would he unfair to saddle the sew Colonies with so undue share of the expediter, which the corium ha. Nor would it be expedieut. Therc is it , ,.lotibt that the Rand pommess or ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TWO TZARS WAR. LOOMS IN MEN OVER THOUSAND A YEAR. i We new on the third year of the Senth eampants. Mr. Kruger issued. on Ostober 9. 0109. the ultimatum which led to Ihe of hostilities in South Africa. We have heavily. both in blood and ...
... MEMORIAL TO LORD AIRLIL A samoorial to Ski lada Sari of Airba sa aides who have fallen is Booth Africa daring the war was unveiled at Porkies Parish Church us Bator• day by Lady Bader Smith. The wilassaisi takes the for of a Modems oak screen, WNW' by ...
... OUR ARMY IN SOUTH AFRICA. A War Office return ieeued on Monday contains the following partieulato of the Iniporial forces in South Africa, the preheut streuath, datiug for the let Officers. Men. Total. ltegulars . 4,1a3 133,819 138,002 Colonials . ...
... FLINT. DEATH OF LIEUTENANT BATE, L'i SOUTH AFRICA. eldrmish war the sad intellitelte received this week relative to Lieutenant Whitley Bate, eldest eon of Mr T. Bate, J.Y.,171.7 . Kelstsrton. is L to say lima each • sad outuniuniestioa was received by ...
... PERMITS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War °Moe have issued the following notiee: In of the establishment of martial law at all thiuth African ports, it has been decided, with tho COOCIIITVDCC of . the Governments _ . . of th;• Cape Colony and Natal, that on and ...
... 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 ...
... during a time of war the neglect of past years a very difficult task. He did not pretend that the recent Governments of this country, whether Unionist or Separatist, had been free from blame with regard to the development of this war, but he did believe ...
... their work here. Mr. A. L Ohms intended propseng a resolution coedsomen4 men policy of the Govorsiment re.pecting the Nat& Africa. war. Msei:ble to regalia Mil previously to him the Chairman. be did ace press it to a wits emitesssil haseelf merely resift ...
... have forgotten her first love. But they Pet again under romantic circumstances, and in that land of wonder, South Africa, when the war is in its early stages, and it is there that Betty makes herself in a moment one of the most famous of English women ...
... British, stigmatises Lord Mauler as • such a acionnlrel, and conduct a l s l saying There will bo a better Ireland in Africa after the war. ATTACK ON HEIDELBERG• TUE ENEMY REPULSED. Matfetfostsis. Theron attacked Ileide'berg ma Bakuday after. noon with ...
... exception of Greec- all have been bitterly hostile to ne over the war. Even France protested that Kilts con d never repay all that Great Britain did for her in mitigating toe horrors of the war in 1871. nun never has there been a more griking ex trople of ...