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... as. calculated to promote the permanent and best interests, not only of Cape Colony, but of the whole of South Africa. _fi;pstatious for war are being quietly continuned in the Free State, and the defences of Bloemfontein are being strengthened. ¢ A J ...
... hief on the Court-martial on Captain Carey. The letter is nddressed to the General Officer commanding in South Africa :— Horse Guards, War Office, Aufust 16, 1879, Sir,—The proceedings of the general court-martinl assembled at camp, Upoko River, Zululand ...
... for South Africa. Several war correspondents also sailed by the Tantallion Castle. The 2ud Northamberland Fusiliers, the Army Service Corps, and the Army Ordnsoce Corge embarked on the Gaul at Soathampton on Satarday on their way to South Africa. A report ...
... strange that the older race of war reporters escaped so many perils. With the exception of Pemberton, of the 7imes, in the Franco-German war, not one was killed until the fatal skirmishes of sandy Africa. The oldest war correspondent is Dr. Russell, and ...
... TERRIBLE NIGHT A Complete toeet trated by ALEC B ALL THE SOLDIER S DREAM Ver-ee SAVAGE SOLDIERS Possible Altos et the Boers the Africa War - THE WOLVES Why Poet No 5 waa TaataA ff-trated by C DUDLEY TENNANT TOMMY ATKINS AS A JOUBNALBT Pen Hailed in the Army by ...
... establish in South Africa after the war a schema Glencoe Natal Air Wyndham’s Success Mr George Wyndham's statement of tlu Anny Supplementary Estimates was warmly praised both by Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman a former Minister of War and by Sir Charles ...
... grievances was beside the mark was a great attempt to overthrow British power iu South Africa and war was inevitable irom the first (Cries of ’Yes” and “No’’) Tin ORIGIN O TUB WAR In this assertion was to be found the ordinary excuse to cover failure and incompetency ...
... South Africa she evidently provided herself with a maid who was a horsewoman, too, for their exploitin coyering so many miles of the veldt on hoerseback points to their beingaccomplishéd equestriennes. Lady Sarah went out to South Africa before war appeared ...
... lor priune which everybody is heartily s:-k amt tireditiln that gioup Would araiaJe lie between tnimsel :n“ertid Africa sb'-uld war Cp vr ilav our Corresponient Wci-Lai We iuesdav Already er-hai-Wei has leceivcd bs shcr( -ittimtio: speculators ...
... DLOW two A Race War “ Do you not consider ” I asked that the consequence of war breaking out just now with the Transvaal would be a bitter race war throughout the whole of South Africa?” Race war 1” he exclaimed already there is a race ...
... thoroughly reformed The predominance of Britain m Nouth Africa neeued war to vindicate it It wes a patent and uuMsailable predonin-nee but there war ft would be a race war and practically a civil war We could of course conquer the Trsosvaal ...
... the Army Ordnance Corp to be held in readiness to embark on or about July 15th for 'out Africa The War has this week purchased of oats for ahipnient to South Africa J: Captain Wallace commander of the Glasgow steamer Perthshire which-afttr drifting roue ...