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... MORE YEOMANRY FOR SOUTH AFRICA The War Office has approred the recruiting for the imperial Yeomanry up to 15,000 men. This is an increas* of 3,000 on the number previously autLoriied. A severe famine is raging in Russia, where tens of thousands of people ...
... ABSOLUTELY PURE, therefore BEST. MORE INFANTRY WANTED FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Tin War Office on Thursday night itsued another call for infan'ry Yolunteeta to gradually replace those serving South Africa. It is desired to raise selected company of 110 of all ranks ...
... tbe' Colours. An order was issued from the War Office directing tbe immediate mobilisation of Field for eervice in South Africa. Tbe War Office on Saturday evening issued ist of officers b* employed in South Africa, with their respective positions. Several ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA Tho War OHloe Thursday eveniD* issued despatch from Lord Kitchener giviiiK paniculars lit tlie attack t’olouel K»kewich’e camp at Mocdwill. If appears that Ytomanry patrol sent out twlore dawn met the enemy adrancing. and gave ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA Ttw War Office Friday Bight deepalcli from bird Kitchener, in which ann. unced that Her*la’a Commando wa«in the niighbcurhood of anthfrlend. Colonel tie w»« orgamnng a Dree to head them. the Midland# line the Boers hare broken ...
... XHE war in SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office Thursday night issued despatch Lord Kitchener, sending copies of loHcrs found ™Mr Stern’s baggage Ecits when the members range Free State aorernment were captured, Mr. the Orange ing Tho flrBt u i ,, State Secretary ...
... Ibis question. We again gcverened by k-iow British rule means war in South Africa, wiikedly this war, and their satellites rolling poorer people, existing in a p. The tears of Boer sands Africa plentifully rtb. We want this to st, national mourning I still ...
... from the Army and joins one of the many irregular corps in South Africa, whilst another reason, to quote Captain Pirie, who was in charge of the Remount Department in South Africa when the war broke out, and should know something about the subject, is that ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. .. THE PEACE CONFERENCE. The Boer delegates representing the conference at Vereeniging arrived in Pretoria on Sunda,y. They occupy a house next to Lord Kitchener’s, Lord Milner has also arrived in Pretoria. EAST KENT VOLUNTEEDRS ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE PROSPECTS OF PLACE. Sofarasisatb present known, Mr, Schalk Barger and his fellow-envoys have not yet actually succeeded in procuring an interview with Mr. Steyn. and General Christian de Wet, but the most recent unofficial ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA A telegram SmalMeel, in Orarge Colony, slates that tew nights ago Colonel Darker and Major Pine Coffin surprised Hassbrook’s Commando Doornberg. Seven Bosrs were killed, two wounded, and twenty one captured. Thiriy-flve rifles ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Lord Kitchener,in a telegram of Sunday’s date describes important operations which have been going on for some days in the neighbourhood of the Liebenberg Vlei with the view of surrounding De Wet and his following. De Wet was ...