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... In South Africa before War First Army Corps 25,000 65,000 Fifth Division Sixth Division Seventh Division Eight Division AHditionftl Cavalry First Colonial Contingents 2500 Second Colonial Contingents 2500 Naval Brigades 1000 Yeomanry ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. IMPORTANT WAR OFFICE ACTION. ...
... 801VICi: REPLY FROM THE WAR OFFICE, The following reply has been retteivoil frees the War office, In answer to the offer of Lisnt•Col T A Wynne Edwards, velentseriag the services of the lst V.B.R.W. Yowlers foe some is South Africa : War Offiroo. Londos, S ...
... the 20,000 units was calculated 2.000 lamps, which be estimated would be eonnested up in the second year's working. SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF FUND. It waa resolved, upon tbe motion of Mr. R. LI. Jones, asconded by Mr. J. W. Roberta, that the best thanks of ...
... are said to becoming tetClett. AFTER TIIE WAR. According to a Reuter despatch from Bloemfontein, many of the Betertists Lord Roberta’s army are considering the question settling in South Africa alter the war, and informal committee of officers has been ...
... was resolved to request the parents of th‘ most irregular to have an interview with the Board at their next meeting. SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF FUND. On Saturday last, Mr R. J. LI. Price, Rhiwlas. preaided over a public meeting convened for the purpose of ...
... battles, and W ellington became it* staunch admirer. It has served brilliantly in India, and also in Africa —the Kaffir War of 1851-3, the Afghan War, the Zulu War, and the last Boer campaign, being decimated at Majulia Hill. ELANDS LAAGTE FIGHT. ...
... OFFICIAL DESPATCH. 11-35 on Wednesdav night the following do> •patch was posted at the War Office: *’ General Officer Commanding-in-Chief in South Africa Secretary for War. (Received 10.4,5 p ro.) “Cam Tow*. November 22 (7.25 p.m.) Private G. Luson. 2nd ...
... ullieeU? end where, ngnm, wonld they find Empire which wp« »o eesontially nn»pi;re«»ive ? that the war in South Africa was not war of agereasion. They had line war to euelain and ward gB-'ee*ion, nr.d had not been the aggreMure themeelvee. While they wiehed ...
... the War Office, answer to the offer off Liontenant Colonel T. A. Wynne Edwards’ volnn teering the services of the Ist V.8.8.W.F. for service in Sontb Africa:— War Office, London, 8.W., 6th January, 1900. Sir, directed by tbs Secretary State of War to ...
... Boers in subjection. 1k Irodrick, in reply, stated that he estimated hie probable garrison of South Africa after the war at 15.000. With regard to the war itself he said that the Government hoped to be able, after eight or nine months, to make a considerable ...
... they had been received. congratulated Newcastle on being one of the first to send Volunteers and Yeomen to the war in South Africa. Might that war now come to successful termination, said bis Royal Highness, and he felt sure that the enthusiasm with which ...