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memorial said It
Christ surrounded
foot in the , piece
und t4ary would be
noiýdor and a blue
556.
would take
.. the fora of a crucified
by.. tho union jack, while at the
of the familiar figures of Lt. John
thoeo of £t. Stephen and 5t. George, a
jacket. "
(1)
Other clergymen
exhibited the union jack in their churches and on the
altar.
Ladysmith
The Conservative Clubs enthusiastically celebrated
- at Poplar Constitutional Club a smoking
concert was held, British generals were toasted and the
vice-chairman declared "The country would not be
satisfied until they saw the British flag floating over
Pretoria. "
(2)
Songs sung by jingo crowds were the sumo as those
in vogue at the riunic hallo. An editorial in the M Mio
ITnll end Theitr, Review justified the preoccupation
with war conga on the grounds that music halls existed
to capture the prevailing mood of the moment, (3) Popular
ý1) ibic, p. 18,
11 FýýýI 111
(2) Ennt End trewn, 6th March 1900.
(3) 4th May 1900.