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... LADY ROBERTS' FEND FOR THE RELIEF OF DISTRESSED FAH!. OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ENGAGED IN THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS' FAMILIES' ASSOCIATION. Per MISS HANDCOCK. Dr. Palmer I I d 0 J. I. D. . . 0 2 6 Mrs. Litta• 0 3 0 ...
... TRANSPOWr IN BOOTH AFRICA. ITS EFFECT ON THE OPERATIONS. In his report on his Viten of traosport is South Africa, Lord Roberto explain bow it fecaltoted the of operation for the relief of Kimberley and the occupation of Bloemfontein. He states— Those ...
... 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 ...
... LORD MILNER ON SOUTH AFRICA. The freedom of the City of Lomb ii wan conferred on Tuesday upon Lord Milner, in the fluildliall, in presence of a large and distin;:aished assemblage. In returning thanks for the honour, Lord Milner said he now felt more ...
... THE SINEWS OF WAR. Tuns part of the Army Estimates which deals with the millions required for the service of South Africa will have been scrutinised with mixed feelings by the British public. There is, it is true, an estimated saving on the active list ...
... WAR. die War a Special N•lery T4.9rap4 • will be eqrA 0, and fullest details frogs Me irudt. The Newry public will be in ..siom of die news as early as the of Agfast, and other o ,, ,,,rtant more.. The prier qf the Wor Edition is Oise FertAigg. Alem.e ...
... WAR MAPS. Loed Saltun asked the Secretary of State for War whether when the war broke out the officers of the field force had maps of the Transvaal and Orange Free State served out to them, also whether, as the war had been carried on so far in our own ...
... THE YEAR'S WAR. A comparative statement has been prepared by the War Office from despatches and retuvus of the Boor and British ••s in South Africa during the past tack •.ths, from *filch it appears that Lord i MN.:'a policy. has shown very satisfactur ...
... WAR NOTES. At Washington on Friday Mr. Justice Shims, of the Supreme Court, told an interviewer that Great Britain's supremacy in South Africa would prove a blessing to the. Boers. The Johannesburg Gazette publishes a proclamation by Lord Roberts promising ...
... organised conspinicy to overthrow British rule in South Africa. (Applause.) That oosspiessy is balmily doomed now, I believe, to spedLaz ed il complete failure. I have said we have an, lessees from this war. War at the best is a gram and terrible necessity; but ...