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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. An Exchange Capetown telegram raya—The Queen's message condolence with the relatives of the deed and wounded has sent a sympathetic thrill through the whole country. A Paris telegram states that Major Amade, Military Attache, ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. NEWCASTLE STILL SAFE BUT MAFEKINQ IN DAMOEB. Pietermaritzburg, Friday, 1025 p.w. Newcastle still sate but feats are entertained tlie safety of Mafeking. The Dutch have captured seine and may shell the town at any moment. Exchange ...
... SATURDAY, JANUARY 6. 1900- THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The proprietor of Reecbam’* Pills desires as to state that be ill pleased a gratis box of Beecham’s pills to any individual soldier now on active service in South Africa, in whom any our readers are ...
... were for—to drive the English oat of South Africa. Many Burgher still thinks this will be accomplished. It fa easy for Mr Balfour to aay England's wars generally begin with reverses, hot boldly I. affirm this war would never have been declared, had the ...
... THE WAS IN SOUTH AFRICA. In the House of Commons last night, in reply to Sir H Campbell-Bannerman. Mr Wyndham,Under Secretary of State for War said: —The Commander-In-Chief sums up the position follows: —General Yule has fallen back to effect a junction ...
... THE COMMAND IN bODTH AFRICA. APPOINTMENT OF LORD KITCHENER. Last night the following communication vu reoetued from the War OOoer— • Field Marahal Lord Eohjjrta yeeterday handed over the command in South to Lord Kitohaner, ohiel of the etaff. in order ...
... IRISHMEN IN SOUTH AFRICA The Rev Dr Kolb©, a Roman Catholic priest, has been carrying on a political campaign in the columns of the Freeman's Journal in favour of the Boers, and while so occupied, accused the Dominican nuns stationed at Newcastle, Natal ...
... with three other militia battalions for South Africa. Princess Henry of Battenberg, Governor of of Wight, to-day reviewed the Isle of Wight contingent of Imperial Yeomanry who have volunteered for South Africa.—The men —numbering 47 were drawn up in front ...
... the forces who was due to retire, is retained in office at the request of secretary for war. Lordipovat has obtained authority for raising 250 Yeomanty for South Africa. The Liner Afilevaukee has been hired to convey the Canadian contingent to the Cape in ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE BOERS. We learn that the Rev J 13 Douglass, from Natal, has been appointed as a deputation to address a meeting in the Methodist Chureh. Tralee this (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock. From what we have heard. this gentleman's ability ...
... Trade abstract for colonies and other possessions from 1880 to is issued to-day. regards South Africa the output was considerably restricted owing to the war. CRICKET AUSTRALIA ...
... The number of men engaged in the War in South Africa is now estimated to have reached 266,442; horses put at 54,000, and guns at 600. Most of the last-mentioned have been obtained since the war began by purchase on the Continent by British agents. ...