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... BATTLES KIMBERLEY—CASUALTIES, General officer commanding South Africa wires to War Office list of casualties at Kimberley engagement, Nor. 28—Sec. Battalion Royal Highlanders— Major Turner killed. North Lancashire—One noncommissioned officer and one private ...
... the engagements are the result of a pre-arranged plan between time British officers commanding. The news from South Africa includes a War Office despatch giving details of the must serious British disaster since the ear began. thinerd • attacked Sturmberg ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. We have every reason to be satisfied with the general military situation in Sooth Africa, and when all the facts connected with the campaign come to be known and divested of the superfluous details which usually accompany newspaper ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. An Exchange Capetown telegram raya—The Queen's message condolence with the relatives of the deed and wounded has sent a sympathetic thrill through the whole country. A Paris telegram states that Major Amade, Military Attache, ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. NEWCASTLE STILL SAFE BUT MAFEKINQ IN DAMOEB. Pietermaritzburg, Friday, 1025 p.w. Newcastle still sate but feats are entertained tlie safety of Mafeking. The Dutch have captured seine and may shell the town at any moment. Exchange ...
... THE WAS IN SOUTH AFRICA. In the House of Commons last night, in reply to Sir H Campbell-Bannerman. Mr Wyndham,Under Secretary of State for War said: —The Commander-In-Chief sums up the position follows: —General Yule has fallen back to effect a junction ...
... during tne past few days that the War Office has known good deal more than it cared to tell. Fears for the safety of the Hussars, now prisoners at Pretoria, were felt in official circles as long ago as last Saturday, but the War Office let not their anxiety ...
... SOUTH AFRICA—WAK PROBABLE. A Cape Town telegram to the Daily Chronicle says that insurance war risks are rising fast, and a commercial crisis is feared unless the situation is relieved. Whole streets Johannesburg are now vacant. DEFEAT OF THE KHALIFA ...
... supplementary force for Sowh Africa is 349 petty officers and men. They lary Southampton on Saturday aboard the Britoa—to be accompanied by detachments of the Ropl Marine, Light Infantry and Artillery. The ves¢l takes with it guns and war munition to replace those ...
... THE WAR. PELT Estcourt, Mouday.—Mr. 11.1tu.,rd. hotel pro praetor et who ha* hen.. takes rare stew of time pusitlo.i of that pla+r. statut e ; 61.1 l 110110 of our ab'o to cove o tilt the weer ,I„uGtl Got. tote that hr wouhi oulc allow uwtn•u Mid ch.ldrvu ...
... November. FAMILIES OP SOLDIERS AND SAILORS IN SOUTH AFRICA. A sum £7 2d has been sent in by Mrs Trent- Stoughton to the bon sec. Miss Alice Rowan, for families of soldiers and sailors serving in South Africa, being partly a collection in Church of Rattoo and ...
... THE WAR. The Bruish reply to the Boer ultimatum has been delivered. It is simply brief expression of regret that President Kruger should have taken the serious step involved in addressing & communication of such & nature to her Majesty's Government, and ...