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... n camps in South Africa to the sea (M,ud!odhvmmn‘uomby popular subscription in order to alleviate their sufferings. It is, added professor Droppers, also suggested that President Roosevelt should prevent the shipment to South Africa of horses and munitions ...
... the following numbers may of interest; they were obtained at the War Office recently March 3rd : St Helena 5,006 Bermuda 4,552 Ceylon 4.945 India 5,077 South Africa, other than in Concentration Camps 7.760 Concentration Camps 18,0 ...
... Hilliard was an officer of distinction, and saw a great deal of service in the West Indies, in West Africa, and in the Transvaal. During the war in West Africa be was selected as medical attendant to the . late Prince Henry of Hattenberg, when the latter was ...
... FOR THE FRONT, London, Friday —lhe War Office to-night issued the following: —The Commander-in-Chief mspected to-day one thousand of the Guards, being the first instalment of the fresh force proceeding to South Africa for the winter campaign. The following ...
... lonie tbouanda peraon t, crowded today on the oocaeion of a meeting held to ezpreaa aympatby with the British in the war in Sooth Africa. Many prominent men were present. The hall waa decorated with English and American flags, and much enthusiasm was shown ...
... January, inclusive, to be observed the members the Church a season of prayer and intercession in reference to the present war tn South Africa. They have named Friday, the 19th, as the day to be specially observed but if peculiar siren instances in aay diocese ...
... of the War in the - Morning Leader, ' says—There seems to some misunderstanding about Sir War- In the best quarters in London it is believed not that he has been ordered home by cable, but that he will be shifted to another job in Soutti Africa. From the ...
... Outfitters- it (Ibtiuug TEALEE, WEDNESDAY. FE BRUAKY 26, 1902. THE SINEWS OF WAR. i That 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 ...
... that it had been delayed it would eventually have been done on the petition of the majority the inhabitants.—From The War in South Africa, by Dr Conan Doyle ...
... 1 hear alarming accounts of the condition of the kilts of some of the Highlanders who have been in South Africa since the early days of the war. One historic regiment lately sent down to Cape Colony for a rest, has received permission to wear trousers ...
... DISTRESS• I hear alarming accounts of the condition of the kilts of some of the Highlanders who have been in South Africa since the early day. of the war. One historic regiment lately sent down to Cape Colony for a rest, has received permis,ion to wear trousers ...
... inlee, Tralee, baa received telegram fiom tbe War Office with reference her eon, Mr. A. Hilliard, one of the membera the Irish Hunt Contingent in South Africa. Tbe telegram is from Bloemfontein to tbe War Office, and says that a| letter baa been received ...