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... The War, to use the expression of a leading theatrical manager, is playing old Harry with the playhouses. Not since the Crimean War has such an abstention from theatre-going been recorded, and most of our managers do not remember that campaign. At the ...
... impression upon South Africa. In both war and peace he was a success. Kaffirs and Boers learned his different moods. His tact and charm won him various bloodless victories his temper, his experience, and determination crowned his wars with natives and with ...
... has been promoted to the rank of Major on his appointment for service in South Africa, is a son of the actor. Captain Macready was in the Egyptian War of 1882, and has the war-medal and Tel-el-Kebir clasp and the Khedive's star. During the Nile Expedition ...
... Government service. Later on he went to South Africa and engaged in private practice, and then served for five years with Sir Frederick Carrington's little army in Mashonaland. On the outbreak of the present War he joined the Cape Mounted Rifles as Medical ...
... has said, after an inspection of the Dalmeny Yorks, that these are just the animals that will be wanted in South Africa when the War is over. THE REMAINS OF CECIL RHODES LYING IN STATE AT GROOT SCHUUR. Photograph by J. C. Hubrich, The Grand Duchess ...
... DUBLIN, PRIOR TO THEIR DEPARTURE FOR SOUTH AFRICA. FROM A PIIOTOORAFII BY CHANCELLOR, DUBLIN. valentines by no means complimentary to the Czar of All the Russias. To-day 1 do not imagine we shall find the war a vehicle for the valentine, yet, perchance ...
... him in South Africa. Mrs. Keith-Falconer has been the first bride to be so bereaved. May she be the last- Lieut. -Colonel Audley Dallas Neeld, who has temporarily vacated the command of the 2nd Life Guards in order to go out to South Africa at the head ...
... SOME VICTIMS OF THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. MAJOR COUNT GLEICHEN, WOUNDED AT THE BATTLE OF MODDER RIVER. Photo by Chancellor, Dublin I COMMANDER ETHE1ST0N, KILLED AT THE BATTLE OF GRAS PAN. Photo by West, Southsea. CAPTAIN SENIOR, R.M.A., KILLED AT THE BATTLE ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... WAR AND THE WOUNDED. The lot of the wounded in warfare-- even in modern warfare such as is being waged so strenuously in South Africa at the present moment-- cannot be anything but a hard one. It has been wisely ordained that the chief work of the Medical ...
... MORE VICTIMS OF THE WAR. Once more the fortunes of war in South Africa seem to incline in favour of the British Forces, and one may well hope that the long lists of killed and wounded officers and men will soon become sad memories of the past, and that ...