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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA CHASING l)E WET. QKBAT captures. Lord Kitchen“r. adeapatcli from Woleehoek* announces one th*- most important succi ssee •Mainod by our troops in the fi. since ha took ewer roatnaod. It has gained in tha nnwl it General Wet. A ...
... HUMANE WAR-MAKING Abuse of John Bulls proverbial nature has never been more. HugrauUy exercmed than in the fury denunciation heaped upon him in connection with treatment Boer women and children the refuge. Never before bus a war been conducted on system ...
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... •WAR NOT A COT.F.NPO HF.nO. last wwk man wrnring a stained military uniform, with khaki tunic, and representing himself to tw* Cor]>«>ral “Kobert Money.” and saying was one of the men who greatly distinguished themselves in the attempt to save the guns ...
... and bring about sjeedy termination the war, and prayed God tlial lie would Uie meantime l*e able to hold Ladysmith until tlicsc reinforcements would arrive. (Applause.) He was perfectly certain tlwit when the war was over they would I I welcome hack their ...
... based for war service by the British Government in South Africa. The armies Ruropeea countries constantly incres>ing in size ami with this increase cotoes the need for horses. Roughly speaking, there are required for military service on a war footing in ...
... changes at the war office Th« following itwn. of now, amthe chaiHns |>etKlinw »t Wrt OAm Lord Kolwrt. will .hortljbo w. Toloo.l at Um. Irish Otiyd,. Iswd Koborls ha* alresrly aoloctad a* his militair tmat whirti la orrupiad Low) Wolaolov sn-w. Bullpr’t ...
... iai*e of the war heinsf in some way retarded »>y « ««-arrity tn*o|w or want of mobility in our columns. Our ho»t returns from South Africa show that Ik**ides providing supplies Iroro here for persons, directly or indirwt- Ij cunnceted with the war. arc ceding ...
... BELBORNE ON THE WAR Speaking a meeting of the Yorkshire Liberal Unionist Federation Lands, Lord Seibome, First Lord of the Admiralty, spoke on the war and defended the conduct th# Government. The Question issue eras, said, whether South Africa was to Dutch ...
... the 2nd battalion black Watch, harl not prerioweff Been war a*wr»ce. Ho the command of battalion July. Lieut eoaot tirrald tioff, of the Argyll and Motherland Bigtolindara. waa with In the Zulu War 1879, and took part in the action Ciiaciodbloeu and the ...
... telegram, dated \Va.shingtoii. Tuesday, aay*—A return the number horses and mules shipped since the beginning of the war t-. South Africa hns Ihh-u moved for in the House Representative* . C N K ...
... Queenstown t. -nn.rr.m for South Africa. THE IKISII VEOMANKY. disciiaik:i;d men rkoalled. Some nsnt inn has been caused amongst . f .temporarily discharged troopers of the eomanry tin- intelligence of (he intent >n of the War Office to send out a strong foil'' ...