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... The War. Items of Local Interest. Another Little was fought with the Boers .in Saturday. The erne of the fighting wait Elands Laagte. between Ladysmith and Glencoe. The were defeated, their camp. gains and being captured. Kock, who wail wounded. afterwards ...
... opposition. He did not proporie to discuss the folly of waging war under some or any circumstances; nor was there any occasion to discurei the justice i or injurtice. the had or impolicy of the present war. All he had to . do with was the conduct of those men ...
... has been appointed Quartermaster of the Mounted Infantry Battalion for South Africa. • • • The Postmaster-General has issued instructions for any war news received .tt the War Office during the early hours of Sunday morning to be transmitted before 10 ...
... A LADY'S WAR EXPERIENCES. bliss Violet Brooke-Hunt, who went out to South Africa to organise soldiers institutes, made close acquaintance with Tommy whose conduct she praises highly. A touching experience of the men's trustfulness and thoughtfulness ...
... War Entertainment at Bromley. Aesuredly if the widow* and orphans of those splendid fellows who, day by day. fall down for the Flag in South Africa, go unprovided for from this time forward. the fault doer not he with Mr. M. L. P. Crozier. The dramatic ...
... Parliament and the War. _ Tuesday's Division List. In the division on Lord Edmond l'itzmautice's amendment in the House of Commons on Tuesday night. Mr. H. W. Forster voted with the Government, the majority also including the following: Sir Francis Tress ...
... George Whit* on the Work of Girls During the War. Seeing bow much has been said of late about the plague of women in South Africa, the eloquent tribute of Sir George White to the part played by girls since the war began is interesting. In The Girl's Realm ...
... BROMLEY VOLUNTEERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. INTERVIEW WITH CAPTAIN B. H LATTER. As repotted on au inner page, the Second Active Service Volunteer Company of the Royal West Kent Regiment have thia week retunteil home from South Africa, after more than a year'it ...
... as supernumerary whilst serving in South Africa. The Trmtees of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Rochester. have decide , ' to comply with a request : of the War Office and receive ;rounded soldiers from South Africa. They have offered the use of, in Cabe of ...
... The War. The Departure of West Kent Voiunteers. rue Active Service Company of the lit aud 2nd Volunteer Battalions lit The Queen's Own(Royal West Kent Regiment), to which our ten Bromley men are attached, left Maidstone by a special tram early on Friday ...
... an early and satisfactory issue battles. briiieing neater the end of the unforto the war in South Africa. Mr. H. W. nester, who was received with cheers. tunate war. He had the honour of the seteitled. and said lie wished it were posaible secretary of ...
... popular favourites. The lecturer said the War Office had tardily accepted Signor Marconi's offer of instruments for telegraphy. but it was found that there were no - masts' high used, South enough in South Africa for the system to he but Major Baden-Powell ...