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... friend ol hia had asked him if South Africa waa not worth the two hundred millions. He replied that would answer that question if would answer tlio other two later. The lirst waa, had they got Sooth Africa with the war sod with tile expenditure bis neat ...
... w.-ro Mr. ( hambsriain to cover our two Republics with sohliers. war would pursucsl with the same di-lernnn ilion British Colonies >outh Africa. The war has spread all over South Africa. The • vccotioa* in (.‘apo l' ...
... aU [ miug. Saturday, SejilejiiU;r 28th, to lay , l'>iiiitialio:i -tune loensorinl ch.iisli.ia to «I>l who have fallen the war Africa. I Ncstcrday afternoon at Hall, l.uisburuugh. Sir .10-cpb W. I’.a-ve, Hart., M.P., w..- j•rvseiiu-il with three ijuarter ...
... thankless task ievestigatiug the claims for damage,• ...
... asking Sir to explain the poiat of bia ellnsion. FOREIGNERS DEPORTED FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Tho cUlou for cumpcaution ihoao who were deported from &>«th Africa doric| the war yesterday morning took the evidence of Earl Robert*, Weeunumer Pklaco Howl Hi* lordabip ...
... the Naval and Military f-ircca which have returned England from taking part in the o]icralions in South Africa have now either liven granted the war medal, or in the case of those whom the medal lias not yet been issued have been to wear the medal nbhoo ...
... battle and diw-ase during the lirsl and years oi the Smilli Afri can war and during the Franco-I'ruKsUn war 1870 1871 KIW PKA \.OJJ «>\i kl I | .soalh >..a;b , I Africa. Atni.i. War. 1870-Jb7l Killed ul 71-43 2J-9J !»> InmUm(ramdittuv* i>Ji I Totil ...
... Majesty ukiog iota coa•idsratiuu the emicmt *er*i«es Field Marsht! Karl Unbelt* Kandaiur, foai■aand> in Majesty a daring tk* war Africa, being desiruoa re loumuan at so-, ft service* to *ont*r upca him signal murk of hi* favoar, to bis faithfui > ■ •toana* ...
... father ibis respect. It isetiiuclcd that the 30,000 fresh mounted men will come very handy far troops South Africa when the war over. The War Ofico must give Lord Kitchener what w without murmur, and it is to l« the mounts the men will worthy the riders ...
... the House bad relorencc military works. Mr. O’MARA asked for information the barrack accommodation provided in South Africa. The war in that country would for many years, f Laughter » moved to substitute for £0,552,500 i11.0G0.000. Mr. DILLON supported ...
... tine will onulinne to cious long war continue-*. None *f perfect, and there may have been some ahori comings, but trust that when war shall have been completed it will allowed that Lord Kitchener iu South Africa and tho War Office borne have all in their ...
... sorely to the wi*r* uad lamiiies our told 4 aud tailors, who duties their unforced abtctK-e in>ta thvir booje« uu tli ...