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... KAVANAGH, THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. (Press Association War Special). The grand Bazaar and F Fair in aid of SR S & ! the Tralen Parish Church took placs on Thurs- On the 26th ult Colonel Mfl.-‘d'“d b: day aud Friday last in the Green, and was a e Jobannesbors ...
... pr-- -he ptesent war in South Africa war Magiand has indulged reign. Nu other 514t5 in the world been so often at war, or eked so much human blood. One war against Busaia, 1854. Three wars against ghanistan, ...
... nflt&ymm -Lnad.wmmt,emv-hampdiq. wt&ynfie-du‘bhwdtcfini-wn-'wn |nritish public feeling, which is as sound as ever about South Africa, hating war but recognising its lmummuum« its results.” ...
... FOR SOUTH AFRICA The War Office has asked for one hundred experienced Post Office men from the classes o 1 clerks, sorters, counter clerks, and telegraphists, and sorting clerks and telegraphists to join the Atmy Post Office Corps in South Africa for one ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... supplementary force for Sowh Africa is 349 petty officers and men. They lary Southampton on Saturday aboard the Britoa—to be accompanied by detachments of the Ropl Marine, Light Infantry and Artillery. The ves¢l takes with it guns and war munition to replace those ...
... — 2 (Q) § — SOUTH AFRICA. DESPATCHES FROM LORD KITCHENER. The following despatches were issued by the War Office : — From Lord Eitchener. ‘Pretoria, 13th July, 6.50 p.m “In Cape Colony Schecpers burnt public buildings in Murraysburg, and some farms in ...
... THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR On the vote for the -mth Colonial T loss PPty & epesming on no p s an opinion in the South African War, and he o) e Dkt Beer & 5.,. upon X 88 primarily l?-bh for the m the war. He believed if the Colonial Secretary got no salary ...
... NAGLE. THE WAR. LATEST TELEGRAMS. (MESS ASSOCIATION.) Rensburg, Wednesday Evg. The Boers at Colcsberg are almost surrounded, but still keep us out of the towa. Fighting is incessant on hills ; our artillery force enemy to keep themselves carefully concealed ...
... THE WAR. The Bruish reply to the Boer ultimatum has been delivered. It is simply brief expression of regret that President Kruger should have taken the serious step involved in addressing & communication of such & nature to her Majesty's Government, and ...