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... enteepress or Mr to that of the Hour Africa war. lai r winch of them hue yet adopted the infaroas' expedient of the tembirment of Ceres. tratena (Sate. for the women and &dem of combatants is tM Grier. Tlns a aa accident of war proem* Brag* as is the gips tic ...
... before such a it rit wll ok belong when once the seal of secrecy enforced by active employ: ment is Sitaation ia South Africa The war still forms the chief topic of Several of the morning pers refer to esterday’s Cabinet Council, and express strong hope ...
... ‘6 Free State 's Sorciere Mr. BA 's . Sedier, jun Mr. A. M. Mr. =. said wo war in Go ever been conducted they were told it was a quarrel that than the present war in South Africa. forced upon asked them to remember that ally responsible, again, at the time ...
... SOUTH AF! NATAL eq ear RO JN eee T War (live last evening 8 1 el Kitebener !- iad 10.20 PRETORIA ber Colonel Byng's Sth O ht march from O nt i Npanneberg’s. cot ineludir 2 ) pmsoners, Spanneberg and ed tr ps of Colonel under Colonel E nn ed Muller's comm ...
... situgtion, the past history of the war and the terms of its settlement: On the first. point he refuted once more, and with complete success, the, calumnies of those pro-Boers who say that England delibe- rately provoked thie war for the sake of goldfields and ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, WORK OF THE COLUMNS. {OFFICIAL DESPATCH.) The War Office last evening pablished the tollowing despatch from Lord Kitchener : — «PRETORIA, Scnpay, 7 © on the 22nd October Colouel Benson arprised laager near Trichardsfontein, capturing 37 ...
... CHAMBERLAIN ON WAR.I DEFENCZ OF HIS POLICY FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA IMr. Chemlirerlaie, who pissed through Caper yreterdiy, od lie way to Edinburgh, &hewed • speech et the reileay elelKle. in ceply to ► weimme• boa lb. Town Council of Caper sad the bead ...
... country. ( |, who bad foressen, as everyene bad studied tno question must have fore- seen, that a war of this hiad would be a serious war, along war, and a costly war—is it likely that I, or any other statesman in my place, would have the into such conflict ...
... TO-DAY’S LONDON PAPERS. SOUTH AFRICA. THE INDEMNITY CLAIMS. (FROM THE STANDARD CORREZSPONDEST. | Carz Tows, Ucropgr 50. The amicable manner in which the claims made by subjects of fereign Powers for losses sustained by the war are being adjusted is The regarded ...
... ifs DAYS NEWS. « EVENING IRISH TIMES” 5.30 P.m SOUTH AFRICA. A COMMANDO SURPRISED. ‘A PTU F BOERS. The following despatch has been received from Lord Kitebener :— PRETORIA, Tvespay, 10.20 p.m. 25th October Colonel Byng’s* column, after a long night march ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, SEVERE H N DELAREY REPULSED HEAVY LOSSES. BIGHT WAGGONS D. FFICIAL DESPATCH.) ‘The following despatch has been received from tord Kitchener :— PRETORIA, Mosoay, Since the 2ist October the columns report 74 killed, 16 wounded, 352 and 45 ...
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