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... By RODERICK SCOW, Winn the coder to embark for South Africa to the war was read out to the roue of the Needles, r the pliant regiment wee nicknamed. two ricers joined in the wild cry of joy, but with a metal grumble. Haag it all, thought Captain Jack ...
... defence, but one of aggression. Since 1881 the Boers have been plotting for the overthrow of British Rule in Smth Africa. The present war is the result their machinations. Mr. is a sainplo of the pro Boer. He dvclvred iu tli House of Commons it was out ...
... 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 ...
... THE WAR IN BOUM AFRICA. There is chasm to report in the is Abbr. iron Jellsoweberg. Roberts reports Fisid Corset de his bees Lord is a trues a pony el tits ~ay be as his way to Owri. reports that a was I A Bose he.. soder De VUlisrs is seals midis; is ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. GIIIILD HALL, NEWTOWNARDS. ...
... ON THE EVE OF WAR. LATEST FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Mateking, October 11.— Three carriages with woolen and children, but sot • single white-man except a few sick, left bere to-day. kacellent preparations for the defence of the town continue to be made. The natives ...
... 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 ...
... THE WAR AND THE ITATERER., WHAT is the truth concerning the actual position of affairs in South Africa I Are we nearing the end or is the Bur power of resistance, in c cosequence of the spread of the rebellion i n Cap Colony, as great u it was immediately ...
... 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 ...
... DISTRESS IN SOUTH AFRICA. - - Al a of the Missionary 13 , ciely, on the inst. at the Memorial Hall, books, the Res. W. B. Hooke read from South Africa reporting terrible distress in some districts following upon she .ar. One missionary that in his district ...
... LADY ROBERTS' FUND FOR THE IRLIZT Of DISTRESSRD ?AIM OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS 060111 THE WAR IN soul% AFRICA. --- SOLDIERS & SAILOR? FABIUS,' ASSOCIATION. -- Tin HON. LI PUBLISH'. Mu their bit el dim Ms above MI. id ..i. 1.• mob st • mostim 1.14 M so Woodsy ...