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... me “BANQUET” 010 YEARS OLD e | et nou.vwoomtu.v. LTD. Ilztfl u Cveuing Telegraph SOUTH AFRICA This morning's selegrama from the seat of war are without exespon exiremly saliafactery. Ou the west, the enemy are being lified out of their posiions on the ...

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... C II I N A . ,THE BOER WAR. THE SETTLEMENT PROPOSALS. FURTHER SURRENDERS PROBABLE. rraNCE CUING AT PEKIN. - TALL TALK FROM DELAGOA. PROTESTS RISSION A RIES A -6 In. iv.) ewe -- reveal/I awhile be M. loftiest theft aria Lord , m 'T mew— daft.. The ...

... South Africa. REFEOEEP: LEAVE CA PETOIIII. At.. a —A mull pt, .f.•••• to- t.• ors!. COLONIAL TROOPS' RECEPTION. Tat !halm A/swot. r &atm. of • ram to. now.. karat urns. Or war In Month Mn.. r England early twat you u ghat la era (CO sod .01 anti It,. ...

... would not invite German aggression by war with Pugland, but n the first nlace Prance would mof stand alose, and 1 the sacond Germany might be sousred. War with France would mean war with Rusas and for that (Geermany has no fancy. French men believe that ...

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... Lisstenast, and over @ times in the Belfast Y.M.C.A. | * Terms—£2 2 and By NEW WAR PILUS. | Piring the celebrated Boer Gun “Long Tom.” Last Biand of & British Officer in South Africa ‘“—.ml Film 125 feet long Her Injesty reviewing the Household Brigade. 1 ...

... THE SEIZURE OF GERWAN O STRAMERS. ROUTES FOR CONTRABAND OF WAR. The Germaen mimd i (says the * Globe ) somewhat enapised over recest Rritish activity m soarching for contrband of war, sad more epe aally over the repurted re of three German a.a.‘.- ...

... sighting of the Lee Metford and Lee Enfield was incorrect, sow informs (be Central News that the fact has been admitied by the War Office, and an order for 250,000 new sights has been cvd ot Enfield. where many of them have bueo finished Last week nearly ...