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... the raiders. Tbe Colonial Secretary was determined on war. He.r, hear.) He had said that the war was eatber in his cap. (“Oh.’‘) It was very bloodstained, and, just now, a drooping feather. (Hear.) War was sometimes inevitable, but this one was not. (Cheers ...
... COLONISING SOUTH AFRICA. HIST* FBOli TUB HOH. A. LYTTBLTOM. la distributing tba prize* at Collag*. th* Hoc. Alfred Lyttelton aaid b* was Tory plaaaad to hear that many old boys had distingaialMd themaalres la the war la Sooth Africa. Ha had gnat hope* ...
... been pmaeiaed r ..u a—.c-v to South Africa, wanted know whether people. tonlay. in addition it would eonte the right anjoyad by Canada and autnimaßt of aeknowladgmanla, frv ef Anatralia haring a local army aad war dona. aa lattaaa which hare aoeaa hand ...
... to go to South Africa with a detachment his regiment. Captain Ponsenby is in the Ist Grenadier Guards, and the detachment going out is to reinforce the 2nd and 3rd Battalions already in Sonth Africa. mm* ——— London, Tuesday.—The War Office this ftftnmnnn ...
... London, Thursday.—The Press Association states the War Office to-night issued the following communication:—Major-General Sir lan Hamilton, Military Secretary, headquarters, proceeds on Saturday to South Africa to assume (he duties of chief of the staff to ...
... German war methods by comparing the English manner of conducting the war in South Africa with that of the Germans in 1870-71.” («EUTBR’S TSLBOBAM.) Berlin, Sunday.—The outcry against Mr. Chamberlain’s recent references to the Franco- German war continues ...
... any mishon for LUrendiam. LORI) LONDONDERRY ON THE WAR. Lord Londonderry, the PartmaaterOenend, Rochdale last evening, said thought the present situation in South Africa justified hopeful view, for the war was dragging slowly hot rarely to its end. They ...
... more to tba seat of war. Accompanying the Kothachild gift were a'an 200,000 cigarette* and 1.000 lbs. of lifeboat tobacco. The bona* of Rothsebild has been eipeeiaUy generons to the Army in Sooth Africa. Bine* the beginning the war it has sent out between ...
... South African war, he finds that- of 1.000 men struck by Manser bullets 220 were mortally wounded, and of these 175 died the field and 45 lingered for some days. On the other hand, of 1,000 men struck by Cfaassepot ballets in the 1870 war, 248 were mortally ...
... Tab Ogden s THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. HOLLAND’S CONSUL LEAVES PRETORIA. THE FIGHT NEAR BETHEL. HEAVY BRITISH LOSSES. Hague, Friday.—The family the Dutch Consul-General of Pretoria has received an unsigned telegram saying the Consul- General has left ...
... the continuation the war, and giving the Boers pledges that they would have the same independence as Canada. In this way not only might the war be ended, but upon its conclusion we should not need keep large garrison South Africa ...
... the King. Articles on the Life and Reign of Queen Victoria, Unlucky Wedding Days, Ac. tf.fl.-Zadkiel foretold the War in South Africa, the Crisis in Turkey, the Outbreak of Eruptive Fovcr in September, and many other events. London—Glen A Co., 14, Red ...