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... TELEGRAMS. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. L0N1.C2 , 7, December Bth—The Times this morning publishes the following despatches from its 'correspondents in South Africa : PI TTEICS KRAAL, December 4th.—Gen. Gatacre authorizes me to formally deny the current rumor ...
... THE WAR IN THE TRANSVAAL LONDON, October 26th.—The 26th Field Company, R. E., and detachments of the l Army Service Corps and Royal Army I Medical Cops to-day received orders to leave Aldershot immediately for the Cape. Another strong detachment of the ...
... THE BOER WAR. 'The Queen's speech, on the assembling of Parliament, was exceedingly brief. It simply said, that events in South Africa had necessitated the calling-out of the reserve forces, for which Parliamentary sanction was required. In the paragraph ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Before the rush of gokl•ser kern to the Rand in 18Ffi, the whole white popolction 14 the Transvaal was computed at 50000; there were also nearly a million aborigines, who. however, would constitute a source of danger 'in time of war. Asauming ...
... TELEGRAMS. THE WAR IN THE TRANSVAAL. LONDoV, November 9th —Tho follo ing telegram has been r osted at the War Office to day : From the General Officer commanding in South Africa to the Secretary of State for War (received November 1) : CAPE tOR N ...
... structure on Pall Mall. which the world has very good reason to know as the War Office of the British Empire. Since early October, who the time on Er. Kroger's ultimat•m expired, and war hod practically become a certainty, the American Prase has been reading ...
... LONDON, DECEMBER 16, 1899. THE WAR IN THE TRANS VAAL. The military operations in South Africa 1 1 during the week consist of two successful sorties by Sir George White from Ladysmith. during which a number of Boer guns were disabled—and the defeat of ...
... 30, 1899. THE WAR IN THE TRANS VAAL. The appointment of General Lord Roberts to the command of the British Army in South Africa, with General Lord Kitchener as the Chief of the General Staff, may be accepted as an indication, that the war will be conchided ...
... BANKERS. II FE HUN REGISTER LONDON, NOVEMBER 4, 18P9. THE WAR IN THE TRANSVAAL. General White reports a disaster to a coluum on his left flank, near Ladysmith. This affair is best described in his own words : In the operations, to-day, the Royal Irish ...
... told as a story of achievements never before exsmpled in war. Tbe gallantry of British officers in exposing themselves to fire in South Africa is now extolled in England as a novel exhibition in war; yet in Cuba and the Philippines it has been and is still ...
... the test of such a war as that of South Africa he may at any time blaze forth to the confusion of the chessboard strategy and tactics of the hidebound military school, as we found out in our War of the Bevolutton and the Civil War and aa was demonstrated ...
... what the war is about, and why you are killing men, what is your answer going to be? Is it to be the franchise, or paramountcy, or the price of dynamite, or what? We do net think that there need be much difficulty ss to the answer. If war comes we shall ...