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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 ...
... the troth wad tame the evil on. With bee vont Mr. Morley referred to thee owl who now not rely glorify the Segtb Africa& war, but glorify war in the Weston as if it were a epleedid thing is awl .II the I..brrals es-en now tale the eden e of sNitessmuiehip ...
... before the whole world. IL was their therefor*, by all tbe mann in poit•r VI support the pretent attitude at to regard to the war Africa. When they their tram to their own and le romider at tbe &Amato with Ineh administration, Um outlook wen by no mean@ ...
... the year to inquire into the War Office organisation contains nothing that either very new or very startling. before the war in Sooth Africa bad revealed to thu delects our present military system, the inefficiency of War Office administration had become ...
... parent ly inevitable war that erer waged who wrote the words:— For what can w*r. r»dls» •till breed. MR. THOM Aft HARDY. Aggressiveness being one of the laws nature, by condemning war condemn the scheme the universe; while hy exalting war exalt sentiments ...
... - CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. We mined nag appidies 110.1 As 0111 re : ram IMO str at. Ow Gemona Ie Ow el 11..6 Cws I.4kw roonnal 1,01 %riga IWAntry)-6727 Censg:tal o.e• mar Ilf..aat. w a r racoatt—Pdadar. Lai, wad WI. 2.1111 Thaw* OW biPrmate thaw ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. W. lam laa WWI* WWI Ma PIM Lc ham Me le Mt lIMm. may al for We.. Ulm oar=immaltim am myarlad :- Wok,. aualllom mu abotweem A Limameita 1511. (WINK Midland alawatad M. L. . . V. PSM P. UV I P , - Itldlidzi . A. il l, Pral-2EO P. Mer WW ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Me nerved tnimmteg legratetsse h.. War romourms rwairrlyt Kb -.2415 tont ll.nry laird. near Tr.tattual. SO. 9 NE•trua Monti, t late:Cry-147 Pntratt- it 11. tbi lirug.prou. tirtattnt's litese WIUNIEN bint,l:, , tter. Peri ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Amid masiderabie sod ahem el the milk& ustler endows maim meek* left Aldershot yerterday to embark ion Booth The Royal Feathers, who ham wise the front, the to tease, at North at 7 e'eloalt with • atrength of 23 officers end 600 War rank ...
... of the Peel In other word., Lord Salisbury aerioaely to tackle thin social question as as we have finished with the war in South Africa. The Governmeat to out their promises, but it all takes tame. Tbe Marconi, of Northampton is responsible In a deplorable ...
... —Lieut. Lord C. Kennedy. SIDELIGHTS ON THE WAR LETTERs FROM THE VELDT. Tho ouhioined portioas of privae tiara the front which .e are permatrel to ps,lieb Throw an istareeting light oa the NIA., Loa .0 Swath Africa. Tn. syrne• r is a young aseakbar of in* ...
... THE WAR TO-DAY. The Daily liair says--.Ae the wet sperm tams n noel Africa ern °wain to arise paw leniently to tie front is Parliament tt a ile• sirehle to iadicate the =teal state of &deka so far ea it is kaolin u thin country. TA the first plats, sotkum ...