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... THE SKETCH WAR SNAPSHOTS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. WOUNDED: COLONNADE OF RAADZAAL. THE COTTAGE ATTACHED TO CONVENT AT BLOEMFONTEIN, NOW USED AS A HOSPITAL FOR THE WOUNDED. SCOTS GREYS DYEING THEIR HORSES KHAKI. PUZZLE FIND LU.MSDEN'S HORSEMEN. Earl of Rosslyn ...
... Tke Soutk Africa Medal PRESENTED BY KING EDWARD ON THE HORSE GUARDS PARADE* The medal has been designed by Herr de Saulles, the Austrian dfesinker. It is issued in silver to all our troops and to any native soldiers specially employed within the sphere ...
... with difficulties as if on parade; to excite, in his contempt for danger, the admiration of the foe. 'J lie end of the War in South Africa would appear to be in view, and in a short time we may hope that many of the gaps in the ranks of sport will be filled ...
... English journals in connection with the war in South Africa. This word u veld is pronounced by South Africans as felt (meaning the open country), and veldt more than probably has originated with our home newspaper war correspondents. Occasionally, too, one ...
... was educated at Wellington College, and joined the Durham Light Infantry in 1899. He went to South Africa with his regiment at the beginning of the war, and was attached to the Ladysmith Relief Force. He was present at the battle of Colenso, and in the ...
... The Progress of Hostilities in South Africa. An industrious person who would take the trouble to collate the newspapers since October, 1899, could write a really amusing article-- premising that war is other than com pletely grim-- on the number of times ...
... landrost and seventeen horses. Dr. Conan Doyle's book, The Great Boer War, does not pretend to be a history of the war as has been stated in more than one place. Histories of the war are impossible until endless blue books have been printed and read. But ...
... a native of New South Wales, where he has a contractor's business. He was training at Aldershot when the war broke out A unique and interesting war book consists of photographic facsimiles of the most inte resting of the general orders issued during the ...
... Campaign in South Africa. Wellington, or perhaps it was Napoleon, used to say that the best General is he who makes the fewest mistakes, for none can hope to be altogether infallible; and if we apply this canon to our present war in South Africa we shall find ...
... ON ACTIVE SERVICE.-PART XIV, OFFICERS OF THE NORTHUMBERLAND FUSILIERS, Who embark for South Africa on February 10th, under the command of Lord Percy and Lord Cecil. I,icut. Lyttelton. Lieut. Lloyd. Lieut. Riddell. Lieut. Westmacott. Lieut, de Putron. ...
... THE POSITION OF HOSTILITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. There has been a recrudescence-- now so familiar-- of Boer activity in Cape Colony, where stores in unprotected places have been looted. Meanwhile Mrs. Botha's mission creates, as usual, the most divergent ...
... THE OUTBREAK OF PLAGUE In South Africa. KAFFIR LOCATION IN COURSE OF ERECTION THE PLAGUE CAMP AT GREEN POINT REMOVAL OF PATIENTS TO THE PLAGUE HOSPITAL AT MAITLAND, CAPE TOWN In addition to the tragedy of war Sooth Africa is threatened with the horrors ...