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... PRICE ONE PENNY FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. 24 ENV AGRICULTURAL Mr. W. Bleioda, War Ooneepoodent of the Mom* Poe. writing Pretoria. 1,..;. : —During the present two inured depertments hair into being, which, their present ireful coupes of helping autenally ...
... DAYS IVEWS. 001.1111110 &V ioUTH AFRICA. (my. wait Coker% r isrratt and Polieney been do• g eed in denuding distrizt of sup.. ColonelGarratt, who left hero a month 54 into Utrecht and heel wsionol 10 Boers killed. Piekl Cornet ho had prerioiody been reported ...
... of of the views—of the in particular es regarded the war in South Africa —and the god heal. of party discipline. They had diffeival in the party shoot the origin the war, end as Jr, John Morley to few nights ago, and he (Mr. Asquith) thought he had made ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE TRANSVAAL. DOERS SURPRISED. wAit RECIAI.I VIMIKID, No% am ia , t b?w. ()soleti and Pulteery bea. rod elinediNg this a( • who left a mann eentailit peineen into Utrecht and reported 10 Bona Void Pet. gieter, who hid yeenowly reported ...
... SPECIAL EXTRA, FROM TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. SOUTH AFRICA. .COLONEL BENSON'S BATTLE Mr. the Special War Correspondent of the !Andy supplies some particulars of the desperate mutat BethcL Lord Kitcheser's report m which appeared ia Satarday's —A violent ...
... mid Fanhowne Per, Who in Smith and wise, mt all. of their political opponer Os.. et mires that war be aided at by of or by at tarns which to the of Africa ea .coo as they hid err The (levernmest, on the Mr hand, believed sr would moro to the merger of ...
... presilnlity of opening peach ea ta. of the Dutch liovernMeat. BOER COUNCIL OF WAR. WWII TEM NOSS LIMIT (on.efirom (kToliLlt 31. Acennling to reports which readied Brussels, • Conned el War wee hehl recently et Ameterdam, on the Sane of tbe ender the presidcr ...
... TM IRISH TIMES, - f3AT9ThDAY, NOVEMBER . 16, 1961: SOUTH AFRICA. ISPIAd EXTRA.' ORANGE COLONY. DE WET AGAIN ACTIVE. HIS ATTACK REPULSED. MEMEEN'S OPERATIONS. iOFFICLLL DESPATCH.) Tbe sight herd the following dmmatelb from Lard Kew-beam : PRETORIA. arm ...
... SPEECH OF LORD SALISBURY. PEACE OF EUROPE. THE WAR IN SOUTII AFRICA. ...
... PARCELS FOR THE TROOPS. cowequere ef ll..semen.. iopairs. in regard to the treaewinion of te the , troop ie South Africa, we sre desired by the I war beet method the despateh of the pecbsges is by wag post. will, hoovers, be free if seat to that Sun sod if be ...
... opening a far in aid of the Chitdren's Harks', and distriboting war medals in the ma of the Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Lemesteiehire, and Derby • shire Regimente who monied fres Meth Africa The CemmandruloChief arrived from Welbeck 1. wiseral thoroeglifaraa ...