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managed to bred: three of the front windows*"
the next day he was able to hold a oucceeotul open
air peace noetine in Battersea Park. '8tendt4 cottaco
at Hayling was attacked and Silco Rocking's neiehbourn
windows were broken by mistake. At Wimbledon a torchlight
procession having boon supplied with drinks at the
Conservative Club, broko the windows of the Liberal
Club when it refused the same service.
(2)
(1)
But
There wore
few incidents outaide'Londong . French rehidents in Jersey
were attacked and there won a disturbance at Dover where
a man wao accused of tho usual pro-Boar acta, - hanging
out the Boor flag and a portrait of the Queen upoide down.
There were similar celebrations on the entry of
British forces into Pretoria on 5th June but much morn
toned down and shorter in duration than the Mafoking
events. The music halls rose to the occasion - at
the Alhambra a war map tableau showed the royal standard
floating over Pretoria, patriotic songs worin uung after
which the Union Jack fell to cover the whole of the
(1) John i3urna KSS. ADD. At55.46.518 ', Djary l ýýth, ý`i y. ý{gppý
(2) Wnr apainnt War. lot June 1900.
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