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... 200 men, riders., and good shot., to go to South Africa. The War dill not accept it. The Newry Orangemen &Pled lobe permitted to rabo a Volunteer Corp., for hum. *nice, nut of their 700 memheru. The War Oilier multi not accept this offer. The Imperial ...
... TIIE MONTHLY LIST. The War Office on Monday night issued the monthly statement of casualties in South Africa during Um war. In the month oe April 7 officers and 79 men were killed, 21 of and 249 men wounded (1 and 43 re• apeetively of whom died of wounds) ...
... several members of the choir were present. Their Excellencies' second eon, who has been on special service in South Africa dining the war, has received a police appointment in Pretoria. Fivemiletown Petty Sessions. These monthly sessions were held 00 Thursday ...
... agreed to set on Mr Keenan's sug. gvstion. The Fighting Strength of the Boers. Durin g the earlier stages of the war in South Africa retired war correspondents and armehairstrategista were in the habit of noting and criticising in the daily Press the progress ...
... South The Liverpool municipal authorities ..'ih n % ending ' their hi , o ,„ k „, ~o, Africa, they will certainly do so and Ivry received a noti fi cation from lit War Mee the effect that the Government required two with (Ili proposals. Not only the Tramv*al ...
... down in South African waters. Cheers for that Doers. Referring to the war, Mr Wilson says it was a just war, that the British dominions wore invaded. We were :teamed at first that the war was waged to vindicate the rights of the Utlanders—and I don't question ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. A despatch from Lord Roberta, honed by the War o:lice late last night, announces that the Klande River garrison, under Colonel Bore, which it was feared had been captured, was still holding out, that Coloinelt'arri natal had been oedered ...
... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. ...
... Aid I.pr the Families of Soldiers and Sailors engaged in the War in South Africa. :ov,tiug was held in the Conraboune, Five. on Friday, the hit I kveniher, in eon• nertion with the above movement. H de F Nl•alt. query, D and amongst thaw present were ...
... MR RHODES ON THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. Cape town, M olneeday. Rholes today opened the simnel Congress of the South African League. He said that Party Government was essential. To belong to no party, but to vote aixonling to conscience, was excellent ...
... The Coming Boon in South Africa. prise Tranilaths of J. J. Soyto's lAA Story. WANTE mutual Parties to join Parent Syndicate nox being formed to take over options ou large blocks of Shares in sound 'oath African and valuable options in Gobi and ',bind ...
... appointmeet had been justified. A greater work remained for him hi, return lo South Africa. Althoogh might bare bad disappointments, he woo sangoiru the fouotildering embers of the war avoid(' be estingoitthed. and Lora Milner woaltl rte able to under:are the ...