... himself as a sergeant 'major in the Imperial Yeomanry, and wore the uniform of that corps and rank, together with the Routh Africa& war medal, was convicted of ottaining money by fraud from a number of people. The prisoner in furtherance of the fraud had produced ...

... Beldoe, of Gainaborough. has received the following reply from Lord Roberts in reference to the military situation in South Africa : War Office, London. S.W., March 15. 1902. Data am desired by Field-Marshal Lord Roberta to acknowledge the receipt of your ...

... Brothers (Limited) have offered, and the Secretary of State for War has accepted, five thousand tablets of Lifebuoy disinfectant soap fo the use of the 'British hoops in South Africa. THE WAR. REPORTED WITHDRAWAL OF FREE STATERS. Isnireneo Marque•, Wednesday ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office reports that Captain Allgood, stli King's Royal Ititie Corps. was severely in• fared by a fall from a bores at Tigerikkof on the The casualty list issued yesterday evening sht we that there has been some trifling skirmishes ...

... defence. In reply to Mr. Hogan, who asked as to the inducements which would be offer- ed young men to settle in South Africa after the war, Mr. Chamberlain said he had already informed the House that an interdepartmental committee had been formed to consider ...

... following is apt stagger the sc offer at the iM’cull : have hesitation in now saying that the climax 1899 will a great war. Africa, as ruled by this sign (Mars), will be the cause great bloodshed and a great disturbance of the uni peace.'’ .1 in >ld Moore ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. DE WET'S ACTINTTY. A BRITISH CAMP RUSHED. SEVERE YEOMANRY LOSSES. A Baer Comm Captured. The War Office has Mare] the following from Lord Kitchener to the Secretary for War: Johannesburg, 26th December, 7 1 16 a.m. Bundle reports that on ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. 2 COMMANDOES CAPTURED. Lord Kitchener's report shows that the enemy have lost heavily during the past week. The killed numbered 74, while 16 were wounded. and 3:12 taken prisoners. A determined attack was made on one of our columns on the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. In reply to various questions relating to hospi. tal arrangements in South Africa, Mr. Wyndham said that the debate which was to follow would be the proper occasion for a full discussion of the matter; but he might say n general that for ...

... THE WAR. NEWS AT THE WAR OFFICE. London, KmUjUeuter'* Agencv i» informed information bn* reached llie War rnuariling fre»l> Boer movement* nither in llte dimetion Coieneo olrewhem. Il i* not known whether conmiunicntion i« being kept with L»d)«uith mean* ...

... THE WAR. THREE HOURS ENGAGEMENT, Fighting u reported from Moot River, 50 milet *oath of Eetcourt in which the Britith were one killed end two wounded. A sortie from Ladvsmith the British on Monday was unsuccessful. At Kimberley, on the 16th inst, the ...

... THE WAR. A despatch issued by the War Offioe from Lent Kitchener states that a Ikx•r commando has osurreislend at Piek-rsharg. that 100 men have Mille in, and that others arc following. General Rundle's operation,. have been remarkably auceesafuL MRS ...