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... tidings of more severe fighting than has lately been the rule South Africa. Satimbiy the War Office issued the subjoined official (h-spuleh Lord Kitchener the Secretary State fur War raF.TORiA, June 15, 12.40 p.m During march from Vrede General Elliot’s ...
... reposed the nfidence in his him to Avind up .t it was evidently part the War Office to withdraw so many regiments, and especially so many mounted men, from South Africa till the War was nearer its end. It was like halloing before they were out of the wood ...
... War in South Africa. It does not seem to be known to a large number of people that we are fighting to free our own possessions from invasion. Natal and Cape 'olony belong to us, not to the Boers, and they have invaded and annexed portions of each. We ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA: COLONEL WILLIAMS’S DASH ON A BOER CONVOY AT KOODOOS DRIFT- ...
... Briton, and it i' played on a map of South Africa, on which, the way, the progress of the war can be followed when play is not going on. ihere are sixteen flags supplied with it. eight for each player, and a teetotum, the British take up their stand ...
... of the War.” Mrs, liiigot is one of tbe lour charming daughters Sir .lohn and Lady Coustuuce la'.slic. She is happy wife and mother, and mistress a lovely homo in Westmoreland. She was instrumental m getting up funds for the establishment the Tortland ...
... More Artillery for South Africa. On Saturday last the War Office announced the detailed organisation of four additional brigade divisions of field artillery which are being formed for South Africa, giving seventytwo more guns (eighteen of them howitzers) ...
... 'WRITERS, in which will he portrayed INCIDENTS OF THE WAR now raging in South Africa, will appear in OASSELL’S SATURDAY J OURNAL, commencing with No. 850, ready January 10. price Id. The Writers of these War Stories will include MAJOR ARTHUR GRIFFITHS, J B ...
... The War—and After Lord Roberts —England’s hearty gratitude to whom is manifestly shared by all the loyal population of South Africa—struck a reassuring Ca 3» COST AIMS'O TH2 COAT WAISTCOAT WCKy LORD NeLSOS AT TRAFALGAR Presented Pbinc* Consort.— From ...
... THE BOER WAR. IT is earnestly to be hoped the good neAvs is true that Lord Roberts may now be expected to leave South Africa for England before Christnias, since his daughter is, happily, recovering roui the attack of enteric feverfrom Avhich she has ...
... ■NGV. £5, 1809 THE WORLD WOMEN. THE all-absorbing“topic of the war in South Africa has thrown dress and fashion into the background. The Christmas shopping will, it is said, suffer terribly, but not sure that that prophecy will come true. Christmas Presents ...
... M.P.S FOR SOUTH AFRICA seventh Duke of Manchester. He entered the Army, and from 1888 to 1890 was aide-de-camp to his father, who was Governor-General Canada. In 1805 he was appointed a Lord of the Treasury. Kaiser Wilhelm, having celebrated his forty-first ...