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... MPBE LL-B ANN' E KM N OX THE WAR S» Henry Baanrrro»n »p>4king brfjtei BM«.«Twcll l.ibrraU la« tiftt. Mid ibc Sooth Africa War o»ers(«adow»l the whole political It era* the pretest importance cm'.eaa little ill will as pwublr. The policy ...
... FROM TO-DAY S LONDON PAPERS. SOI TM AFRICA. the the WAR (FBOM TBK STAN OAHU CORRUrOSDUX.) The llocr women who have jut been brought the concenlrauoo camp, their hosbanda being commando, in their axprewao of belief that spite of all (bat has happened lately ...
... 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' ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... velfato of the district. Mr. Kvons also complunenlcil bis lordship that was amongst the lim volontcer to to .'south Africa when the war broke out. Lord Castletown, replying, said bow deeply Castletown, lie uas sure, realised llie kind thought which prompted ...
... 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 ...
... ce during it* entire run the Miattcabury Theatre, Lunilon, with Mias Etlna May in tbe title rUf. TELEGRAMS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Offic*- yesterday intimated that tele, grams may now accepted at sender * ri»k in all authorisetl commercial coiles which ...
... general, ibo War bad •at yet come cundiliun when we cnubl treat war at ail. Instead of tending to early termination tha war, Una latest matron would exasperate and irnlote our o)>pooenU, without wlfeetave, and there toon would prolong the war. Tan. prorlaaatiuo ...
... VOLUXTEEHS IN AFRICA. Parliamentary paper issued vcstarUjr gi« ...
... ,soil'll AFRICA. Milinnl I** ».*iiii* d. siies. Imii ihi* f**riii-* if I. r.U are a.u-h whrtli.t sntiti:M)Kic boek COMMANDANT |h.- •' '' tur« -r •h. thvr it « .-me .-lit. i ' Ci im. «■» ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. w * tin (olioviag offlrtil dsvpsirbsa om th« War (I'M/-.. _ , „ Cats Tow;*. Tbe followl»» r*po>tad - UaotccAal P. CturlUMi, llnjoow (iutnlt (b, *un«lio-. Uft *r»l. Ki>tmo«b*r». An*b ...