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... would pos- sibly come upon her some day against a powerful navel coalition. in which it would be to her in-, Itersst that the United States should feed her. -MISCELLANEOUS. In a recent battle, it is said the Boers ap- peared more anxious to secure the boots ...
... • AN AMERICAN ATTACHE FOB THE BOER AKMY . . [ BEDTBB ' B TZLBOBAM . I WASHINGTON-, Wednesday . Captain Koichwann , of the United Slatca Infantr } -, lina been . detailed to accompany the liOOr forces in llic war . .. . • ; . THE PARTICULAR SERVICE ...
... period, ve may make our minds easy about possible modern imitations of the United States. A member named O'Regan stigmatised as a lie and a slander the statement that Irishmen were enlisting in the service of the Boers, and there was only one Irishman ...
... bhat a man of the Gordon Hlighsinders A was taken out and shot 'for co-wardice at Modder River; also seven Boors and two Iris-hmen who a had been captured at Belmonr. They were ih , splaced in a row, and their hands tied to a stake, I T .and a company ...
... en out and shot for cowardice at Modder | avonside, to ait the soldiers’ wives and fa JN. River; also seven Boers and two Irishmen who | in Stirlingshire wh are éuffering throug! 7 Tues- had been captured at Belmont. ey were war, r M‘Killop, sai i them ...
... continued to grow, fostered by fresh threats of French invasion, and by 1805 there were in the United Kingdom 429,165 Volunteers, including 70,000 Irishmen. When, after Waterloo, peace was restored, the whole force was die banded, with the exception of ...
... mrails for thel United States able : he and Canada fdaspatched oon Wedniesdays wvill, on pint and after thle 10th inlst., bie forwarded from whse a at &laigow at 2 ore., instead of at 5.5$ p.m. as bet icr hither-to. Corresnondenco for the United'States cor ...
... against eueiny who whether he fallen off his shooting or not of Majuba is still finest average military in world onr Scotchmen Irishmen Welshmen Colonials have in them germ which has this oonntry great pluck the daring of onr forefathers (Appmeoe) They admiretioo ...
... movement continued to grow fostered fresh threats of French invasion and by 1805 there were in the United Kingdom 429165 Volunteers including 70000 Irishmen When after Waterloo peace was restored the whole force was disbanded with the exception of the Yeomanry ...
... deserts; are daily brought heck to the trout by the Transvaal pollee. The (rand Unit.' Order of Oddlellowe has an aggregate membership In all claim. 314,560. The Grand United Order Free Gardener had an adult memberabip of 70,u941, an increase of 1653. Daring ...
... vessels by Great Britain , tha 'Washington representative of the sama jooraal says he has anthority for the statement Uial &s United States will not act in coujunction with Germany or any other Power in demanding that Great Britain should pursue a policy ...
... ATTITUDE OF AMERICAN IRISHMEN. A Reuter’s telegram, dated Washington, Mon- The national officers of the Ancient day, says: here, and Order of Hibernians have held a meeting Lave issued a statement pressing their loyalty to the United States, and declaring ...