MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
PUNISHMENT FOR TREASON. LONDON, 10th November. ' Sir Alfred Milner, High Commissioner of British South Africa, in the course of a speech at Glaremont, said the »nanuiacture of sedition at the Cape had \mhv. proceeding merrily, but would burn out. despite the bellows of the blowers. J:i the meantime much havoc had been I'or.e, and it was his duty to quench the funw. There would be no compromise witb sedi-tion-mongers. A British proclamation has been issued at Pretoria stating that tho gold and silver coins of the Boer Republics will be redeemed at their face value.
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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 115, 12 November 1900, Page 5
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