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... me. I should like few facts, concerning Orangemen and the war, to be made known. The City of Derry Grand Orange Lodge offered 200 men, good riders, and good shots, go to •South Africa. The War Office did not accept it. The Newry Orangemen asked permitted ...
... connective readings,being most impressively given by Mr Matthew Wilson. A large number of up-to-date pictures on South Africa and the war in the Transvaal were also thrown on the screen,Mr Wilson kindly adding explanatory remarks. The meeting, though not ...
... to me, I should like a few facto concerning Orangemen and the war to made known. The City of Derry Grand Orange Lodge offered 200 men, good riders and good shots, to to South Africa. The War Ofhce did not accept it. The Newry Orangemen asked to be permitted ...
... several members of the choir were present. Their Excellencies' second son, who has been on special service in South Africa during the war, has received a police appointment in Pretoria. ...
... generals than fighting soldiers. (Cheers.) Many ot them had a personal interest in the war now drawing to a close. Who, he would ask, was behind Mr Kruger in forcing that war. He maintained that it was the Gladstone party. (Cheers.) The rev gentleman having ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Were it not for the anxiety over the Chinese imbroglio, and the terrible fate of those who have already perished at the hands of the fanatical and ferocious inhabitants of the Celestial Empire, which draw all men’s attention eastward, the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. despatch from Lord Roberts, issued the War OHSoe late last night, announces that the Blands River garrison, under Colonel Hore, which it was feared had been captured, was still bolding out, that ColonelCarrington had been ordered to return ...
... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. ...
... : which led up to the war in South Africa, ' desire to express our conviction that immedj iate steps ought to taken to stop the bloodshed and slaughter, and con to a 1 settlement of the questions issue, and I that an effort should lie made to leach such ...
... Losses in the War. The War Office last evening issued an abstract of casualties to the South African Field Force to the 23rd inst, from which it appears that 250 officers and 2,415 men have been killed, 902 officers and 11,496 men wounded, 72 officers ...
... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. DE WET’S FLIGHT. In Touch with Baden-Powell.— British Surrender Demanded. More Boer Surprises, (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) Pretoria Saturday. General De Wet appeared yesterday to the north of Commando Nek, which is commanded General Ba ...
... THE WAR. Koberts Advances Again.—Flight of Mi'. Steyn. Infantry Reach Honings Spruit—The Latest from Mafeking.—After the Relief. London, Wednesday. The War Office to-day issued the following despatch : From Lord Roberts to Secretary for War— Hoaingspruit ...