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... plain speaking born tha “ Speaker “ Tha attempt of the War OfiUe. the Ehodmite Press, ta bad news from South Africa has begun to break down. Even the “ Daily Mail’ acknowledges that there is war in Boath Aftiea in its bflla and heedUnm plain. Lotd failed ...
... Sons. This is the first volume of the nmemorial edition of the works of the late Mr. G. W. Steevens, a-rho went to South Africa as war correspondent, and died during the siege of Ladysmith. The sub- title of this work is inpressions of :slen, Cities, and ...
... benalses, whisk see by esemenry columns. Wenn. on gabled of Moon as food. • roe- tributor to the Beefonsee says Is Seeds Africa during the war Wenn hoes farmed a mot unimportant port in tie food of sewed the perinea. The inhetnbins of Vrybseg kept frees starvation ...
... destroyed. The members barely escaped with •'their lives. It is officially announced that no troops will leave South Africa until thd war ever. Probably the first to depart will be the Brigade of Guards. the instance of Prince chased silver wreath has been ...
... Dublin ( who was caution. Persons are warned against going to a trooper in the Hunting Company, gives some South Africa as long as the war 'lasts in se of particulars. Writing from Lindley on 29th May pro es.ion or manual work. he says:— I n conseq uence ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. NOT WANTED UNTIL AFTER THE WAR. (Press Association Special.) London, Saturday The 38th Pembrokeshire Company Imperial Yeomanry are disappointed at not being sent to the front. They wired from the Orange River to Lord Roberts ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. A PLOT TO TAKE JOHANNESBERG. THE BOER INV. (Central News Wire.) Capetown, Tuesday Sir Alfred Milner has appointed a commission of six members, military and civil, to inquire into the damage sustained by the loyalists in the north ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. 'FIOITAILITS OP OBBOUIALS. W Marko. el Looks, as dim IS x 11 bobs% wokolie for kowdog. Two grow of Moo 'Mons. wok watil is k dos poot key lo M. or the pair kw Ss U. 1 oos.alao—lawd Soloodo. Lori Ml= Sk Winos. Ooosook Mew Nost. =dyer& ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA, s ni:vi:i:s! TWO orxs TAKKN HEAVY DESPATCH ll'OM >n. T!mri«dsiT Xighi The Press A~;oc •n so-s the War Ofliee tKsiicd eleven e’elnek the following from Lord Pretoria, Thursday, p.m, The enemy having failed their attempt gel round ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The following despatches were received it the War Office on Wedneediy from Lord Roberts Pretoria. 17th July, 10 . 45 P.m- - Yesterday the enemy made a determined attack upon the left of Pole-Carole' position and along our left ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BRITISH OCCUPY BETHLEHEM,1 DE WE T'S FORCE DEFEATED MUN6TER FUSILIhERS AND ROYAL IRISHREGIMENT ENGAGED. London, tuesdy Nigil The Press Association ?? War Office issued the following despatch froa Lord Roberts at nine o'clock tonidg ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. rwRAITS OF GENERALS. by Marion, of Ilndos, on sheet 22 = 15 inches, suitable for tranting. Two groups of Nine Pictures, each group la, poet free is 3d, or the pair for 2s bd. Group t contains— Lord Roberts, Lard Kitcheuer, Sir Charles ...