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... MeeD•tegall sad b OHM killed and 12 WM sounded. The Duke of Cornwall, at Sydney, on I Saturday, presented war to 1,000 wen and two fat service in South Africa, The bat a in the aftes. . . Duke a Contemn been elected !Chancellor of Usivereity of the of Good Hope ...
... , A friend of his had asked hist if Smith Africa woe not worth the two lusadred millions. He replied that he would mower question if he Weisld the other two later. The tint they get Mouth Allies with the war tad with the ;:arditere---imiesod—and his sent ...
... **corded an official receipts= an. the Tows tun. Mr. Knipe, during his May, be lb* pion of the Netherlasals 13airin of SOUtil Africa and of the Netherlands Union. fftweir. , Mr. wee acceded an edictal realities at the Town Hall by the burgommter, the ahlermen ...
... The facihtiee afforded by the reedered had tom meknowledged by the Nether. tends MOUNTED TROOPS IS SOLTII AFRICA. NORTON mked the Secretary foe War how effective mon Lord Kitchener had at his diepoiel, end whether , ht. consirpoodeace Mowed that his bord ...
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... nmearkable vas the of imp at the petition.* during the winter moody, • been Uwe Wes greatly appreciated be tee valises& • as the war to his year when be antes the Woolwich commaad on October 1.4, sad is ordinary eiremetaiscoo he would not be employed nine. ...
... withal* mbanewieg Ye doteljeme. 1 The ki • •• opiate we le and Ile bugle by doe art peer. been to • one el grant Other in the war. Sir Alfred Milne, the Duke of Norfolk, General Hector • MacDonald, Mr. Winston Cherchill, Duke of Marlbormigti, and Prince ...
... CHINA: MR. MORLEY ON THE POLITICAL ISOLATION. Mr. Jobe Morley, at last mid people bed at them whet mid Um ef South Africa would ; have by time. , they apparently going to salve it by is sod eternity. He had teen checnbed ;sa of creams el delmion, wbo ...
... successful, and even when war by the invasion of Her Majesty'. temtonea, after Pretoria had been taken we might have carried a which would have bought the war to • clue. Europese nations and the United States condemned the war. Eight miners have been ...
... staying is Newhaven. Connecticut, where he goo. to accent the reunion of College, bum If • wee for 1141.110 daring tbn African War United Cam at Pretoria. As amplosion-wearred 111 • fireworks store in Patrons, N. on Friday, and Lord Roberts. representing ...