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... retire. Ample precautions were taken against a surprise attack. Despatch from the general officer commanding in South Africa to War Office Cape Town, Nov. 22, p.rn. Pte. G. Luson, 2nd Devonshire ilsgiment, Kunshot wound in left cheek and side, severe; ...
... of the one race and the casteascendency of the other spread from the Transvaal nidus of the disease and infect South Africa.” The war risk must not be denied, for it has been and remains the one quite essential condition of peaceful success. . . . What ...
... Families of Reservists - Campaigning Colour for Kilted Troops The Embarkation of Army Corps The War Employment Bureau - Our Soldiers in South Africa The Rhodesia War (1890) Medal Ct)e ©alettes— Army Navy - 1034 - 1034 - 1034 - 1041 - 1047 . 1047 . 1048 . 1049 ...
... lately we referred to the unfortunate drain which would be made on regiments on home service in the event of war breaking out in South Africa. The war has come, and as a result cavalry regiments proceeding to the front are being made up by volunteers from ...
... Inquirer, War Risks of Military Officers. —Twenty to one against the special risk of death through war appear to bo the odds that more than one life assurance office is prepared to lay in the case of British officers who are to be engaged in South Africa should ...
... year or more longer service at home would have set right, it is to be hoped that those now likely to be sent to South Africa if war is declared will be subjected to a strict medical examination, and not a cursory one, as it is to be feared is often the ...
... foregoing commissions and appointments bear date Oct. 11.] FRIDAY EVENING. WAR OFFICE, Oct. 13. The undermentioned appointments are made to the staff for service in South Africa (Oct. 9) : [Here follows the staff of 1« ...
... transport question will have to be thoroughly overhauled after the war. The old delusion that transport difficulties will settle themselves when war comes is now quite exploded, and whilst the War Office so cruelly neglects this all-important subject it is difficult ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Third Edition, •with a new Prefatory Chapter dealing with the events which have induced the present crisis. ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. rpHE military situation in South Africa has been during the past week a singularly interesting one. On November 2 the Boers, following up the success they had obtained at Nicholson’s Nek on the previous Monday, had interrupted ...
... [Becembef 25, 1899. Many of the principal actors in the war in South Africa are connected with Ireland, the majority of whose inhabitants favour the cause of the enemy. Sir George White, Lord Roberts, Lord Kitchener, General French, and other officers ...
... EMBARKATIONS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Further arrangements relating to the embarkation of the army corps have been made known. The following list shows the names of the vessels, the ports and probable dates of departure, the number of the transport, and the ...