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... (or South Afru-a, ■*kd again at o’clock. h*»iof on 740 k*»es. which number 116 were am barked at ‘^■•eMiowa. SOUTH AFRICA. SOUTH COLONV, war armal.) A party .»f the enemy baa entered this di»- trkl from Vkbplaate. and Houwer are said be in command. Our acoula ...
... TUB SOWTII AFRICA# CONSTA ISO- mso Truss. Sa,-U iwm Aacpm 14,1901,1 ilcuer, sixiwd Fiir lliy,'' Mullingar, to Um South Afnm CoutelaUry. tteatolM hi » Mm int&eB.AX'., mb him ti»«t ho ooaat kalltr M, dotted, or looted Wlcr tteo tte S.A.C. 1b reply, I bog ...
... SIR HECTOR MACDONALD ON THE WAR. Sir MaeDoomld, asked bjr rspewen*Xin Timet tf&fio* bow toocb be thought lh* lk>rr gwriUas bold mil. iaaaid hare repfisd, •* They a«> rtobhoro lot. I remember having caorenatioo with iVeeidani Sleyn’s brathcr, said mu, ...
... SAtiooAlaK party wero dangerous to the Empire. miff WAR WAS CTOS CS. Them was (able that ths boef* h«d only Antiripated tbs (Witioo of tbs Gownmenl. «ad that lbs UwreraßH'Bt were preparing dscUmcion of war at the tine the Boer ulUoAtum was rtolierisd. Xli*l ...
... resolve in the matter of the war is not less strong than it was; but our course apparently longer dear, and oar interest has flagged. In word, ‘‘the war has ceased to become supreraeeaaae—it has become unmitigated nuisance. The war in later stages has hewn ...
... from Mr. Brad nek. Secretary for War. written in reply who called right hoa. genthmiaai attention to th« fact that tbe Scotch bad not countenanced eritidsou o: the London Press regarding the conduct ef the war •• War Office. 13Ui. Sin,—l desired Mr. to ...
... carry an war. The was encased in South Africa roen'a wart, did not want be euiWraaaed this guawp of political j;rar«dij;geri. and the prattle of the nolitkal oureenes. (Laughter and | cbeera) It was not only reaped to the war in South Africa that the ...
... proposed ahoulii embark lor Sooth Africa next Monday, are now tu out the Havanan, •tarting bib. Captain J. H. C. Grahaa. and Second Lieulemnti G. li. llrown, G. K. Hath, anil K. Giililae, Coldairaim Guard?, are U> to South Africa with drafts for the service ...
... toe ijnecn, the King, and the country which existed amungal the Volunteers. Toe war bad awakened interest in oil military an-ODgemenla, boil gone through great period of war, period not yet ended, lie hoped and trusted it would ended ere this, and hoped ...
... plscsd ea the Cuntinentat the time when Briiish manufacturers were unable turn uut aolbiTei't 6 ans l, **** the demand the war. Even wow the big lories io this country are working h»gl prersare in order fulfil their .gemret* with the Governmeat for the ...
... secretary and agent Lough rough Division Cooservalivo Regis'ration AssoctAtian, has n-csirsd ths following letter from the War Office, dated October 21st, the subject payment tbo YeonuMity Deah Si*,—Mr. Drwlri k has requeited reply to your letter of ths ...
... oeeaaiun his language was more than ordmuitv confused. Sir Redeem nude miftahea in South Africa, though he did not make the crdoeeal mistake of aayiog that the war waa over year ago, and had received reward far Ida South African aerviees the Grand Croat ...