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... SPECIAL EDITION, TO-DAY’S NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. the war office and BADEN-POWELL. The War Office state inquiry, to-day, say. the Central Nerw, that they know nothiDg of the home-coming of General Baden-PowelL He not obtained leave of absence. o.e.f-r* ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA, The War Office to-day booed the followiag how Lai Kitchener : PairrouiA, April IS, 8 p.a. I regret to report that a party of 9th Lanoers haw been ambushed. Second Lieutenant A. Maedortal.l sad three men killed ; five wounded ...
... OUR CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. A War Office return, issued last uight, of the total casualties reported since the beginning of the war, up to and including January 31, gives the following figures:— Died of Died of Killed. Wound* Disease. Wounded- Missing ...
... THE NATION AND THE WAR. I‘ARCELS FOR THE TROOPS. In cooiequenoa numerous inquiries in regard to the transmission of parcels to the troops in South Africa the War Office desires to stato that the beat method for the despatch of the smaller packages is ...
... at present be granted leave to go to South Africa. : THE War Office has approved of allotments of pay and separation allowances being continued in all cases where a soldier is a prisoner of war in South Africa. ...
... Brigade, Major Bark wot th, addroeaiog the men, aeid that in oonseqaenee the battalien’e ezprcaaed wish to go oat to Booth Africa the War Office had eaoaed them to be unbodied and brought the district. had, said, been expressly laid dawn that no Militiaman ...
... BISTORY OF THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Edited by L. 8. JLUERY, Fellow of All Souls, Oxford. ICA 59^00 SouthA^ , , 9 - k v THE Times History THE Times History THE Time , Bistort OF THE THE THE War South Africa 1899-1900 war South Af^ 189919 00 ...
... who wrote malicious, spiteful, and untrue statements. OUR FORCES IN SOUTH AFRICA. A War Of lice return issued on Monday gives the pwient strength of the forces in South Africa on May 1 as follows: Moen; Regulars 138,002 Colonials 58,821 Imperial ...
... THE WAR. THE KING AND THE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE. The King has fixed Saturday next, at 12 noon, for the presentation at Buckingham Palace of Booth African war medals to 30 representative members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. More than 2,000 members ...
... settiement, Lord Selborne said the lir-t duty of the Government was to make it impos-ible that there ever should be in South Africa a war like that in whlich we were involved. With regard to the rebels, while they must not nlfietuet leave out of consideration ...
... REGIMENTAL MOVEMENTS IT is expectad that the gth Lancers will leave South Africa when the war is over and return to India. The 11th Hussars will remain in Egypt till October, 1902, and then come home. g’ic 12th Lancers go to India as soon as they can ...
... MEMORIAL SERVICE. An impressive memorial service for officers and men of the Royal Artillery who I;ave fallen in South Africa during the war was held at Woolwich Garrison Church to-day. The service was canducted by the Rev. R. Morseley, senior chaplain, and ...