... power of tbe British, were Mr. Chamberlain to our two Republics with snldier*. war would nuraued with satoe determination in tbs British Ootnaira of Sooth Africa. TV* war he* spread all over Sooth Afno*. The executions in Colony do not Afrikanders. They ...

... 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' ...

... territory the >b tha the British, ware Mr Ch—brr lam cover two Banebbcs with war woald pareaaJ with the seme datrimma boa tha of Sooth Africa. Tha war boa spread all ever Sooth Africa. exccabooa Colony out istimidata the Afnkaodm They raoolt them actcoaid ...

... tadepeodence. 1 told Lord Kitchener that dm came of t he war wan— A Nationalist Mob a--The Raid (Natiolla* cheers). Mr CHAMBERLAIN-No. General Bolin did ant say that General Botha said the ones of the war was to he bound to the lam shoe the Tenant yeas wormed ...

... 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 ...

... Secretary, that the future in regard to South Africa perfectly piais. qmtg clear that it ia (be policy of th.* Government—a policy wife the r.ght boo gentleman who bia spoken, is J> agreement--'hat South Africa the war '» ended in one way—and that it, carrying ...

... gentleman had himself ackoewlcdgcd tnat the war would lie long and bitter. had never doubted what the result must be. l-ut he had been more concerned aa to what would the rendition things Africa alter the war. Though much might lie said lOO military point ...

... SAVAGE SOUTH AFRICA, The South Afrmcan display, which on next in the City and Suburban road, promises to be a very Crom. attractive entertainment. It jesses to give of South frican life, and the List of portraits shown includes most of the whose names ...

... the in booth Africa was I key, sod re fights of of ' fres of • I Had that the apparel of men .5 11. Caps or was it by who omen f (Hew. Mimi Not had farmed • preol the hear to which moms isms to • bore foe b• safety Se seprentry In booth Africa ire the sr ...

... to brave foo might bs oafried with Rrit.ab aapremscyia South Africa on one hand and the pßsaotisa the oth-r of with tboa* whom they wer# eo.-acd ■ hrsrilrtirs Th* diAcwllsw woul l b-g'B tb* war waa ended, sad want-.d a«aur ff that Mimstetw rralisrd napoaulali'v ...

... COST OF THE WAR. Lori BTASL£V. *0 G«oct«. tar «L»™lrt«r» «m Soc-.a Air* a to Ju!v atooanWU u. toiLooa *VtL»*. tat Uu* u.diodoi ...

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