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... so you May guess tile worll is pretty hard. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE MEN FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office has received valuable aid in equipping thleir hospital staff in South Africa from the St. Tohn Ambulance Brigade, an institution that does more important ...
... thee Aj'/;.,SIic will carry, natiotug other tbliings, 150,000 of Messrs. Plavers' cigarettes ftr the troops iii South Af'rica. 'i'he War Office authorities have placed two contracts Ii r the supply of cordite vith thle New Explosives Conipany (I.imited) ...
... Tuesday the Mfqjestic will carry, among other things, 150,000 of Messrs. Players' cigarettes for the troops in South Africa. The War Office authorities have placed two contracts for the supply of cordite with the New Explosives Company (Limited), of ...
... PLEVNA AND SOUTH AFRICA. [By E. A. BRAYLEY 1-IODGFTTS.] MORE than twenty years have passed since the Russo-Turkish Wat demonstrated to the world what a lot of licking the Turks could take. But notwithstanding the wonderful progress in arms of precision ...
... T H E WAR. FColttinued frot Page 7.1 THE MILITARY SITUATION. [BY OUR MILITARY CORRESPONDENT1 In the central sphere we cannot yet estimate how far the serious reverse to Gatacre's column may a fect the situation there ; but it is hoped it may be possible ...
... OFF TO THE WAR. DEPARTURE OF HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY. SO EARLY IN THE MORNING. In the very early hours of this morning the 2nd Life Guards stationed at Albany-street Barracks completed their preparations for sending off their contingent of the composite regiment ...
... WOUNDED OF THE WAR PROGRESS. A LETTER FROM MR. MAKINS. A letter has been received by the British, ?? from Mr. G, H, Makins, ?? surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital, who is one of the consulting surgeons with the Field Force inl South Africa. Mr. Makins !vent ...
... THE WAR. 'Contuimrd from Page 9.1 TRANSPORTS AND MEN STILL ON THEIR WAY. 'I'le. folIowvil)- are thle dates4 en which tlic~ remnaining transports should ,irrive. - Dcc. 15 l)icc -1~t ]lb. Derhvshire Re-t. 1)cDt., No. 4 (Geilerat I lospital). Qucenistoavxo ...
... upon which thewriters'viewsare founded confirm fullythte expesiences which have already been reported from the seat of war itl South Africa A glance at the illustrations shows the terrible havoc wrought by the Mlark IV. and ?? bullets and shows, also, that ...
... RIDETH UPON THE WINGS OF THE WIND. - [HFE OLD TAVERN LIFE OF 1.ONDON. By -HARE COtvRT. ?? WAR OPERATIONS IN SOL 1TH AFRICA. 11Y//h .Ia0s.-BRITISH POLICY IX bOUTH AFRICA. WILLIAM BLACIKWOOD and SO:NS, Editburgh and london. JUST OUT. New Patl iotic Song. By ...
... TIT UPON THE WINGS OF THE WIND.--fEIX OLD TAVERN. LIFE OF LONDON. By ,HARE COURT.`-THE WAR OPERATIONS IN SoUrI-I AFRICA. ?? ,laJs.-BRITISH POLICY IN SOUTH AFRICA. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburghl and London, JUST OUT. New Patriotic Song. By ETHEL ...
... the plans devised by Lord ROBERTS. It is certain that in this war we have .yet much to learn, and more, perhaps, to unlearn; but it is at least satisfactory to know that the Government, the War Office, and, as we do not doubt, our commanders in the field ...