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... Lieutenant A. J. Corlett, who haw also killed, was 2 son of Mr. John Sporting He went out to Mounted Police. Africa before the war, and joined the the war, and had He had served ‘smartness and pluck Court is the interesting member of the De Princess Waldemar ...
... calls for bum asostiag of all old soldicn of fitettia and ncighhoorhood. The article ceedades-He originators the predatory war Africa shall, at say rate, {earn that ov raliaat scMiera do not psnsit their hooonr the to smirched impertioencies. The -Beichaboie” ...
... symptomatic of the aptnt of imbecile that obtains here moment when the British army is fighting for ita existence Sooth Africa that the War Offi« authorities sboald be agitating them** vet more than anything ahoat the nodress caps the Onarda regiments. Some ...
... THE ARMY IN SOUTH AFRICA. EXTUORDIHiRT ALLEGATIONS. “The following,” Mjra the Timu, mb from privata Uttar Fritteu the oloaa of Baptambar by a rery competent civilian who haa bean traveUing in the theatre of war in South Africa : The war dreg* oo ansati ...
... criticism. tested Galway in 1892 when he was de- feated by 51 of 1,237. After the outbreak of the Te ‘ar he went out to South Africa as a War organised the at the request of which operated in Natal Kruger, under General Mr. the Colonial Mail” to state that he ...
... Mutual the** who th* policy which oB them th* Ajaancaa .State*, aad they wara called -Americeaa; bat who war* thaae men ao de- Bnaaoad? They war* aome th* higheat philoaophcre, nan who were quoted oa ***7 pea•tbla ocoaawa as no* only -Big EngJaode re ...
... more than boo to one of the British in Booth Africa. The appeals fee to remove fee camps to fee sea made to deaf ears. Those who make it do not team understand how essential part of British policy South Africa fee maintenance of these camps is. the first ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. PROGRESS OF THE WAR. 2711 STANSAiD Cars Tows, Novara's 12. Banc Bono Ore eon mon io oho of Maliocatory. A of lb. Caps Town spas bins oat. TIN IT*I.D•11 , DLR. 12. A daget,h fnuobad ni gust, bat small parties of Beare tba likscodhla sad boos ...
... ITTH AFRICA. PROGRESS OF THE WAR. KITCHENEItIi SYSTEMS. SLOW BUT SURE WORK. PRJETOHJA. Nov mass Stler. ishirestag, sew wormed Mn warty ny.oo, to tie progress ham the of I. the of the tin Bows : atilt sect hob the and the Orange Coloey. by Lord Hitcher ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. INTERVENTION RUMOURS. IrMj. Tbs •Daily Xswv todir tin: -TScto have heea very pers>»teat ruamuts Load am dsnng the last two days nf foreign iaterven* ia regard to the B-wr war. The fora which they points Herman action, with Rnasia and France ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. to result in subetantial benefit to tbo company. If it be found when the war over,and when the predicted trade boom in South Africa has commenced, that there is no improvement in the tho company, then the outlook tor the ordinary shareholders ...
... DUTCH AND AFRICA. The Norms Leder Home onsesem des. trie;-,roploi ~ eemerday . The &mad Chum bor oothornel ILe se,aitmc 'somber, ao Kol. ineempellore toe t;werraseat illeshoom em to restervetamon Go brag abaci a aseimmt at doe Vann of tie Mama Atticsa ...