... and informed him there were important letters the market, which explained the true cause of the Jameson raid and the war in South Africa, and if the Chronicle wanted to get them arrangement might be made. Otherwise they would be sold to agent. Plaintiff ...

... bis commando to surrender, as considered that the war wee then over, and every man held hie hand*. He added that the Boer* were doing incalculable damage the country, but that lbs prolongation of the war would have tbs efleel of preventing any rising in ...

... that may rule Thy people accordirg 10 Thy will. Qreoiously preeefte and pioeper him, granting him peace, rictory In rightcons war, and the lore and obedience of Die peoplu. We bleee Thee lor Thy Scrrant who talthlnlly reigned orer oe eo long; for all the ...

... received to-dap were telegrams expressing the deep sorrow with which the news bad bean received bp the native chiefs of West Africa. ! Tbe naval authorities Bheeroess have been called upon to select ISO officers, pettp officers, and seamen proceed to London ...

... famous General, whose successful leading UCCU eg father isolated position, and was un of the Russian armies in the Kusso-Turkish war protect ...

... Liberal thought word warning is then given to Mr. O’Brien and his followers with respect the war. A recrudescence.” they are told, the ugly talking about the war that has disgraced public platforms Ireland, and the Irish benches in the. House of Commons ...

... eerTlea 1. to b»ld THE CALL TO ARMS, edmitted that the assets were worA £7,000 Abbey lor members of ‘f* Pbesto!i. Mondat —A War Offlee order woe ra; odd. Counsel submitted that the should Bible. «t the same hour ae the funeral in Bt. tQ.gaj for the formation ...

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