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... admit in private the adveatep of British rule. and it. jostles, and the coarse permed hr the Transvaal in plunging Beath Africa a war eooner than ykid, but when it to making a preihotteement before their awn pimple they dare not dissociate themselves hem ...
... South Africa—Reuter. SLAUGHTERED OXEN FOR THE TROOPS. Vigo ' &toolay. A British steamer is expected to bark • largo number of .laughter.l osen for the tromp. South Africa. THE WAR RELIEF FUND. Down to Betmday night the Lord Mayor of Londou's War Redid ...
... subjoined important communication from War Office, expressing the Government's gratitude for the services rendered this force in South Africa ; ‘War Office, London, S.W., “24th May. ‘‘Sir, —The Secretary of State for War di| rects to acquaint you that in the ...
... LORD REICIIRNER - 'S WIZELY REPukT. SOUTH AFRICA. Tho War hot eresiaii the f,i-lowits.: dvapateh reo•ired from Lord Kite:- aver:— Pritteris, September the 261 k Ansi the edam sepo ID Down. killed 3 wremded 212 priminers 127 hurn.ndered 134 :11 . 1U 114 ...
... Walter Hutchinson, Governor Natal, will arrive here to-morrow confer with Sir Alfred Milner, on the settlement of South Africa after the war. The foreign military attaches have arrived here from the Front. Only the Russian attache remains to watch the final ...
... A ;FORCE O' 5,000 TO DE ENLISTED. Loudon. Tuesday. The War ONlee to-night issued the following— It having been decided to aced to the Imperial Yeosusary unite now in Africa. the for War ban the of 5.000 Imperial Yeemaary. fare wit not in any way supersede ...
... THE IN AFRICA. Mr Lionel Phillips. one of the Uittinders ' who was sentenced to death after the Jameson Raid in tthe Transvaal, addressed the Colonial Institute Tuesday, on the in &math Africa after tee war. It wonll, ue declared, be necessary to begin ...
... IP. SOUTIL AFRICA. The War Of 100 on Saturday night issued tse for of regiment° of cavD:y and infantry of the BritiAb Army. from I it appear that the bd. Devonshire Regiment I and the 20d Battalion Gordon Highlanders have left South Africa for the foruet ...
... King’s Royal Rifles will he, is thought at their headquarters (Mallow) the course three or four months, returning from the war Africa the Town Commissionors ami the Sanitary Authority ought bestir themselves and order to have carried to more suitable receptacle ...
... no more than traditas- They might have surrived as separate entities for little time longer were it not, foe the Sonth Africa& War. That baa upset than the pet theories of asedande military authorities. It given the finishing stroke to the old party system ...
... the have Pekin guarded by troops. Tkeir whereebouta sre wilcsowa. It is racially announced that no troops will fkieth Africa till the war is over. Th. conon at ths military hospital hers is showing a lac& of medical sad attaadaats, and ia bid*. oatiosa--rimutar ...
... favour of the South war. cr who art, at least, not anxious to see ilideffnite tropical of our ,'ready cset Empire. Mr Lloyd George ways ,—I think the twelfth. einunlarly awl ill timed. Uoe's views scone wrote of di: , Scutb Africa& war are surety not to ...