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... an army going into battle — a noble example worthily followed since in some modern wars, and notably to-day in the case of our present unfortunate war in South Africa. While she was in the Crimea Miss Nightingale's health completely broke down, and her ...
... previous to being called out to rejoin their respective regiments in South Africa. We understand that the Bristol firm are almost daily receiving orders to despatch goods to the Seat of War. ...
... of Port Sunlight, have offered, and the Secretary of State for War has accepted, five thousand tablets of Lifebuoy Royal Disinfectant Soap for the use of our troops in South Africa. The soap will accordingly be immediately dispatched to the Red Cross ...
... Frederick Roberts, during the present war, is fresh in the minds of our readers. In her home life Lady Roberts is beloved by all alike for her kindly disposition and goodness of heart. She has just returned from South Africa, where she has been to visit the ...
... hastened owing to the War, is staying with her father and mother, Lord and Lady Erne, during her husband's absence in South Africa. Major Beauchamp Doran, Royal Irish Regiment, only received twenty-four hours' notice to start for the War on special service ...
... her mother's charms. Mr. Cornwallis-West became a lieutenant in the Scots Guards in 1898, and went out to South Africa early in the present war, but had the misfortune to be invalided home after a sharp attack of fever. ...
... anxiety in connection with the war, as their son-in-law, Sir Samuel Scott, has gone to South Africa, where he is serving with the Imperial Yeomanry. Lady Sophie From a Photo by] Scott and he were in the East when the war broke out, but at once changed ...
... fought on the 28th July, 1809, and which has been described by Sir Charles Napier in his exhaustive History cf . the Peninsular War as A battle of hard, honest fighting, in which the exceeding gallantry of the troops engaged on both sides honoured the nations ...
... stood for a minute or two smilingly bowing to the gratified guests. Lady Roberts and her daughters, although in the midst of war during their residence in Pretoria, managed to vary the monotony of life in the Transvaal capital, by getting up occasional ...
... his predecessor in the See of Ossory and his Dr. Crozier's` eldest son, who is a gunner, has served throughout the war in South Africa. That clever and popular officer, Major Lancelot Klggell (son of ...
... Chicago to Norway, and taken in the Franz. Supplies of Armour's Extract of Beef were sent for the use of the wounded in South Africa by the Red Cross Society in the Hospital Steamship Princess of Wales and also in the Hospital Steamship Maine, which was equipped ...
... two thousand packets of the plantlto the Duke of Connaught for transmission to South Africa for planting upon the graves of the Irish soldiers : who had fallen in the war—a graceful act which the Duke acknowledged by personally calling upon Mr. Hartland ...