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... in Great race will take place upon Continent. Permits for South Africa The War Office has issued the following In view of the inconvenience application for permit to land in South Africa would entail in cases where live at a consider- able distance London ...
... the truth of any state- ment made as to General Buller's physical and tenacity :-— Cape Town, South Africa. 22, 1901. To John Bull, us 2 Gouth Africa that you hed dismissed command the noolest son you ino and noble family, auongst us the slightest doubt ...
... indifference to wrong. The in all her the Boers cost up the Zain Wer, Becocoeni War, the and there is no doubt that the Boers were Boer War, the Bechuanaland the cause war. It hes made the Boer, the British, and the Native in South and despise the rectitude ...
... measures taken in Africa were dictated by exigencies on spot, and in their inception and n ly military, concei ved and carried out by r soldiers in South Africa, It was these very measures character- ised as “methods of barbarism in South Africa’ by a man who ...
... LONDON NOTES. (FROM OUB CORRESPONDENT ) THE WAR is a lack of news of any portance to-night; but this is in its way of the approach of This, of course, does not affect from South Africa; but we wait two or three shall have importance there. for anything ...
... THE AFRICAN W DE WET AGA RUSHES A PURSUIT OF THE The War Office last night ies following :— From Lord Kitchener to Secretare { JOHANNESBURG, Dec. 26, Rundle reports on the night December Colonel Firman's cas fontein was successfully rushe siderable force ...
... not with the Conservative The War Office to-day issued the follow- desirous of sending par- 1.0 Liberal party, and he need not say that he ing —All persons ST 1% pot satisfied with the Irish was cels contaming to South Africa for distri- of L. Jessop 193 ...
... THE WAR The annual report Sloley, the Acting Resident Commissioner of Basuto- land, dated September last and issued to- reference to day, the attitude of the Basutos in connection with the war in South Africa. Mr. Sloley states that longer occasion excitement ...
... 104 to 1144 CLYDE dome at about Re- SOUTH AFRICA CO. asad 14 The Duke of Abercorn presided this ef- ternoon over the seventh annusl mesting of the shareholders in the British South Clennon-stress Hotel Africa Company, held in the Hall of There was a crowded ...
... which ince the Swiss by the Swiss democratic party ase of motions introduced in the Can- Government in favour of of the war in South Africa. the movement.—| Government in no way coun- DISASTER. THE VICTIMS OF THE SALMON COLLISION, THE INQU to-day an inquest ...
... between the camps at Ahmed- and RETURNING HOME, Tih ie with « 1 LOCAL War Office last night issued the follow- Trish Rifles—S73, Private gn Boer tt a Regiment SOUTH” FOR SOUTH AFRICA. P ST, TO-BAY, | morning PECTION AT Trench, inspected, at the Ship » ...
... the New He has held a of the War. in South Africa ever since the beginning B P FORESEES T' The “Daily Funchal (Madeiza) says :— I have just had a talk with General Ba- den Powel! on board the Saxon. The Ge- reral thinks the war will soon be over. He considers ...