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... AFRICA}.’ WAR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. 8, b,—When the hi«tory of W*r in South Afric* is written, it •hould begin from the ’Sixties. It will pcov. th.t PrMident Bruid wm pot » ‘J. friend of England to te. Wm with the Bt&utos had impoverished the ...
... THE war AFRICA. BEAVY BOER \VO COMMANDO! EPULSE Kill PRISONERS reef BOTHA- the vlakfonte ...
... the war AFRICA. PROSPECTS resumption op JIORB BRITISH C (TMOM OVtt COERKSPO> BRUSSELS, Ti informed by per Kriiaer'* ftournye th»t the c\-' unchanged with rr-a He i« resolved »■ 11 jdvise thh Boer comliat *°-ilitit- till the recovery ot t «( the Boer States ...
... THE STANDARD, MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1901. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. It ia nolitie.l from the War Office that war medala are not yet ready for the 34th. 35th, and B3nd, Middleaox Companies of Imperial Yeomanry ; the 37tb and 57th, Bucks Companies ; the sfith ...
... with officers and 279 man invalided from South Africa. LORD ROBERTS ON THE WAR. Mr. Robert J. Baddoe, Oaiaabororoh, has received the following reply from Lord in refstastce to the Military South Africa “War Office, Loudon, 8.W., March IS, 1902. “Dear Blr ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Orders here been issued for two Mounted Infantry companies, formed from sections of the Worcestershire, Manchester, and Koysl Lancaster Kesimouts, end the Highland Light Infantry, Teare Aldershot to-morrow and embark for South ...
... AFRICA. THE WAR IN SOUTH Orders were yesterday issued at Dover (or all available men of tile Loyal North , » h '™ Kofnment to embark lor South Africa on the Mohawk wiled yesterday from Souihampton with detail*, Ac-, fortho Cape The transport Britudi JVincee ...
... Harris, ape.kias there tat night, raid that when the orrespOTiknce between the L Mr Khwks, which was now it. way from Africa, war puHiahod. Sit Henry Campbca Bannetman and Sir William Harcourt would look very foolish. . I'niler the nreiidonoy of Mr. ...
... volunteered for active service in South Africa. The War Office placed commissions at the disposal ot the Vice Chancellor, who selected and sent in tbe names. Of those nominated by him at least five were nerving in South Africa, and were granted commission*. Any ...
... H»nger«. lT»e 101 H, T j, LtoutoMt - W«™‘ H 0,.! Munator OT .-W. Fowler, be Second Lieutenant. The undermentioi in South Africa ; WAR OFFICE, Jc»* ♦. MILITIA. EMOBAWTOK. Officer* are seconded for •emco MILITIA- Rotat. Garrison Akthxmt. The C.rdicao ArtUlery ...
... was African tree Royal . J. CI arrire in fcn training the gin railway atet A guard of anting of t* The Jioyai Al] Africa, »' _ Aral The War telegrams:- frees that taiy (slightly wot Betweei Mounted P. C. •»* Mounted I lat King « M’Uufh (ti Aprils). 2nd ...
... DURATION OF THE WAR. stateroent having appeared to the effect that Lord Kitchener baa privately expressed the opinion that five years not too pessimistic a forecast of the period likely to ensue before ho and his Army will be free leave South Africa,’’ a cor ...