Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... The Death Roll. DREADFUL TOTAL. The War Otlice issued the moathly statement ‘ of casualties in South Africa during the war. In the month of April seven oflicers and 79 men were killed, 21 officers and 449 wounded (one and 43 respectively of whom died ...
... Sacraments While in this world they were engaged in a continual warfare, « warfare not like that proceeding in South Africa, but a war against the devil and all his pomps anl works. The only way they could defeat the snares of the devil was by being loyal ...
... THE WAR. MONDAY’S NEWS IN BRIEF. Very little fresh intelligence has been received from the Cape, but the meagerness of the information points to the fact that the Boers are steadily gaining ground. Ladysmith is still invested, but the garrison have c ...
... Off to the War. The last portion of the First King's Deagoon Guards left Aldershot this worning for the Royal Albert Docks, to embark on the Algerid for South Africa. The first two synadrons of the regiment left last week on the Maplemore for Capetown ...
... THE COST OF THE WAR. The House of Commons on Friday went into Committee to consider the Supplementary War Estimate, and Me Brodrick, in the course of his explanatory statement, said that in 1899- 1900, twenty-three miliions were voted, and in 1900-1901 ...
... OFF TO THE WAR. The Queen’s West Surrey Militia left Portsmouth to-day for Southampton, where the ewbarked in the transport Cephalonia for Sout.i Africa. The battalion nuwber 561. FRESH ARRIVALS The stmm;s'h'i;: Pembroke Castle, withabcut 140 of the City ...
... THE BOER WAR STATEMENT IN PARLIAMENT THIS EVENING, [sY TELEGRAPH] In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr Bryce ashed if any lutormation had been receiverld legarding the progress of events in South Africa. ¥ Mr Baifour—There is no information, nor ...
... THE BOER WAR. ANOTHER BOER VICTORY. The following telegram has been received at the War Office from the General Officer Commanding in South Africa. [Received 3 p.m. 10th November:— Cape town, 12,40 p.m. by message dated 3rd November, from Buluwayo. “On ...
... Africa persons ure warned a; at the present timein s ch of work. COMMAND IN IRELAND. T Oueen has approved of the appointment of ral his Royal Highness the Duke of ( W {G,KP,GUB, &, tobea Ce- Staff to eommand the Forees in Field Marshal Lord Rol The n ...
... THE TRANSVAAL WAR. SPECIALLY WRITIEX BY AN ENGLISH CORRE- SPONDENT 70 THE ECHO. There is, perhaps, nothing in the English language, which strikes such terror into Ilu:I human breast, as this small word war. By war | we wean, when two opposing nations ...
... MORE TROOPS FOR THE WAR. The troopship Orotava, which collided with the German steamer Bremen, recently, left Southampton this morning with dm({s for South Africa. ...
... WHEN THE WAR IS OVER. A Woolwich correspondeat says—ln wmilitary circles it is stated that on cessation of hostilities in South Africa, 60,000 British troops will be located in the Transvaal and Orange River Colony. OLD FALSE TEETH bOUGHT—Many people ...