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... diesala lot oversolitnate the value of the service they reader after the war is over in dimpsuag the prejudice anti weaketting the marl hatred that it 'ought so much harm Is South Africa. Thuir prownee taw ranks in the neat Joints important factor Is the ware ...
... power, there never was a war on this morn humaoely •ageoi then the mu hail teen no our ; Gide. (Citeers.) look at the charge of in. humanity regard to the conceritnitioo camps %I'aa them • war belies in which one party to that war amietaioed women and of ...
... Itnunala for . Lisbon in order to wmait the King of Portugal. I The interview iatermis of the Coup biota and Portugal to Central Africa. The King Ptince of Wales onatiased iii residence this morning at Frogroot• Rome Park, the weather being bright soil after ...
... misfortune. (Hear, bear.) He would take no of wen it not the damage that he knew it had done in the prointigation of the war •in South Africa. The Daily Saw. did not hesitate in every way to promote the rause of the Been. and it• were dimeniosted the Boer ...
... SPECIAL EXTRA. FROM TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. ' SOUTH AFRICA. • KRUGER'S REPLY TO LORD SALISBURY. • rex cosserognmar 1 Miriam In reply to Lord Balisbery's Mr.l &rues again that the Bose, MISIODI/0 sbeolately as the samilitien their ef complete Tee Larger ...
... WEL of declared at Eastbourne on Saturday, that the leaders know perfectly well oar desire that after the war all the inhabitance of South Africa, whether Englioh or Dutch, sboald at the earlieet pmeible moineet enjoy the bleeoings of the and moot liberal ...
... Use Henry Csienees, J.F., Burton beiroged to the Royal Artillery. Hs dime set appear to swim te the Colonel Geiser. helm he Africa 18 He grim nearly misted to Lord *Wilson and sod his brothers are the principals is the Bank: int:La of Gainama Manua, nod ...
... Deland for mer. The annual IIII•fe.1 00 10 he only £300,000 cod while £200.000.000 was hen% spent latent Africa tubs hell upon eu;,h, end on mom creolket war that homey had • record ni. yet they would not gire Ireland F £10,003.000 of their own U. free their ...
... 1876, ler wiling marmalade adulterated with la per ent, nf Inrilih.re held war no evidence that the supti'ieil waa of inferior quality to that demanded by the purchaver. Africa@ mail Nigeria, which 'arrived Plemnath tealay on her maiden voyage iabed a ...
... lately at Kaltman* In returning Mr. Horam Plunkett to Parliament they were aiding in the Miami,ss war a4ainst that noble twos, the Buse, or South Africa. Ho Mould oppose Rale, it he agedn brought bend* Parliament. He (the meeker) was that in coming Metope ...
... The thrt Sir It. Munition, K.C.B. - . to fir South Africa on Saturday. to up the poet of of the Staff Lord Lae Hamiltoe is of the of the 414 iginal dimmer. He helps. a brilbsat record in premed war by ecomomneleig . the Idolatry Bncede at Immo: be was ...
... June Armen in lea year. Joining the Navy in 1854, he in the Black Si. during the Itumoin War ea a aScii as a Commander mewed m the Achilles dories the Egyptian War, 1882. Flag Captain to Sir Edward Seymour he at the of the Howe in Farrel, sad wrote • ...