... fitting out o t r ansports A d m i ra lty during An d the embarkation of troops at. Liverpcol, in conne ction with the war in South Africa. Their Lordships especially notify) the rendered ' by Wsto3. 'n^?~h~ ...

... on Wednesday night tutted the following from the War Office : The time draws near when may hope to weloome home many of the gallant soldiers who bare so nobly fought our battles for us in South Africa. Their reception will, I know, he eordial, and it ...

... place during the last th ree yi ars, and from 2i to 30 per cent, during the past half year. This is attributed, not ouly to the war, but to the fact that diamonds are really becoming more difficult to get. The cost of working is greater, the stones when got ...

... J. Crean, accompaned the British Football Team which went on a tour to South Africa, and when it disbanded they remained behind at Joharwesburg. On the outbreak of the war they joined the Imperial Light Horse, very soon obtaining commissions, and it ...

... in regard to proposals for the termination of the war to allow any of the Boers in Holland who occupied high positions in the former Boer Government to ,communicate with the Boer leaders in South Africa, And whether, if so, the applica. Lion was refused ...

... prestige both is peace and war. At his etnintry's call ho left bride and home to *adults hardships, battles, and wounds in far•off South Africa. Fortunately, his lordship returns in the possession of good health, after his trying war experience., and it is ...

... Coast of Africa for the last 15 years, and is one of those peculiarly-constituted Englishmen who rather enjoy the West Covet cliniattithan other. wise. He has three campaigns to his credit-- the John of 1892. the Ashanti of 1895. and the last war under Sir ...

... Congleton. Lord Congleton (who has a property situated at Anneville, convenient to Mellinger), left this station for South Africa in 1878 as second io command of the let battalion the Buffs, and served with that regiment during the Zulu campaign. It is ...

... great medicine for the stomach. I can especially recommend it to soldiers returning from BovIA Africa in feeble health. Wellington knew the hitter cost of war in 1815. Methuen in 1899 and 1900. And the hero of this narrative in 1900, too. His was a personal ...

... views were a large number representing life among the Boers in South Africa, views of the cities in the British colonies, scenery in the Orange River Free State, incidents of the present war, and typical examples of aboriginal life. These were all graphically ...

... became Lieutenant October, 1871 ; Capt., March, 1881 ; Major, December, 1889 ; Lieut..oolonel, February, 1897. No previous war service. Major Francis Alexander Sanders joined the service in 1878; became Lieutenant in November of tho same year ; Captain ...

... you by the Bishop of Limerick commenting on your correspondent's Letter from the Front, It le impossible for me in South Africa to refer to the original, but as I understand that you have made no reply to his Lordship's letter it may not be unfair to ...