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... is—Can Lord Roberts from South Africa? If not, can become Commander-in-Chief while still the Held? To the lay mind there would bo every ajynment favour of which likely to bo highly popular in the army South Africa. But the War Offiae is only too likely to ...
... W. H. Margetson. Post Bvo., dot* extra, Of absorbing interest.— 'Examiner. SCOUTING FOB BULLER.—A. Sfry of the South Africa* War. HERBERT HAI'ENS, Author of Floater ; UAx ENS, Author of A Fir? in Green 44 A Captain of &c. %ViXl» Coloured niustratious ...
... ending tlie war growing. It felt that the campaign ought over, and that is intob'rab!tt to liave contemplate several more this fighting which is lcvolvmr the country a ruinous expense and kiseping an enormous army locked up South Africa. The war has gone ...
... THE WAR LOSSES. The losses made up to Saturday night show that the causalties to the British forces in South Africa since the war began number approximately 15,677 in killed, wounded, and missing, and deaths from disease. Scotland, with nine regiments ...
... condition than they bad ever been before. The chairman mutinied that the Church hail sent a chaplain out to South Africa after considerable War Office delay. chaplain had been with the troops Bloeuifontem and al'terwwards Pretoria, and was doing good work ...
... failure, most continue to keeping their I good thing:; till the end the war. The | public have had their lill of war Every standard relating, directly or mj directly, South Africa has been freely i purchased. Newspapers and illustrated weeklies are having ...
... than are experienced in South Africa. The Hungarian horses are also well spoken of, but correspondent ...
... in South Africa. war would bring its train freedom, justice and equality for all men of the white race, and they hoped that the Eoers selves would eventually come to look uikui it as tho beginning of era of prosperity. The future South Africa was still ...
... which showed that nation though c overrun invaders, may yet such a war of detail as shall i. fate fatal to the foreigners. Is this toe awaits the foreigner South Africa- THE TOBACCO WAR- Soot writes: I have just read y 0 letter. On the subject of the ...
... our columns . Other natives who havo been willi the Boers during the war are afraid to remain any longer with them . Prisoners declare that Botha ' a capture will end ( he Transvaal War-ETO-DAT ' S MOENING POST TELZGEAU . ] PBBTOIUA , Tuesday . De Wet ' ...
... martial law respecting biock. COMMISSION FOR A BORDER MAN. Mr J. R. of Springhill, Morpeth, who ■went to South Africa after the war broke out as a trooper m the Northum Detachment of Imperial Yeamanrv, and rendered such excellent service receive a lieutenant's ...
... « n-S and Mr Charles Wedderbuxn Oeiivy , yonnger ; of • SutbTED , all loci ! men , the two former fallea m / the South Africa War , acd the latter barmy died on the way out , was unveiled on Saturday , sitsscooa . by-tbe Marquis of Breadalbane . Apr ...