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... with such universal outburst patriotiera all over th® British Empire. This, it need not bo skid, has been due th® war in South Africa, war that has aroused the Imperial sentiment throughout her Majesty*® dominions, and that has knit the colonies together ...
... and privileges all. and to acquire these rights, and to maintain thorn when acquired, was for her paramount South Africa. The African war would memorable many ways. Regiment seemed vie with regiment in doing gallant deeds, and who amongst them could forget ...
... Board of Guardians compl&imnc that Private R. Weir, the Inniakillioe Fusiliora, who was encaecd at tho front in Soutli Africa, has been pent homo dfsabled for life, and is now Enniskillen Workhouse and on the rate* for the rest of his life; and whether ...
... by those who had not seen the war. The Government were convinced that they had to learn experience. as they had openly stetarl in that House the beginning of the session, but did not admit that the Government went to war without making any preparations ...
... HANDYMEN RliL EASED Tlio Admiralty report that the following prisoners of war had been unconditionally released, and are now at LadysmithFrank Hocking, private Marino Light Infantry. PlymovJb Thoa. Holt, private Marine Light Infantry, Plymouth; both the ...
... their life-blood had been shed. When the story the war came written with deliberation and detail, would he found that Ireland and her sons would occupy an exceptionally honourable place. In the Peninsula.* War, the Crimean campaign, on the many battlefields ...
... those who took part in the Boer war of 1881. Mr. said that medals were not granted for campaigns, of which the general rc- suit was not successfuJ.V Tho Boer war of ISBI , fell into that category, TRANSVAAT. MINERS AND THE WAR. Mr. MAC NEILL the Secretary ...
... (Cheers.) petition waa read at the table. HOSPITALS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Mr. LOWTHER gave notice that at early date he would call attention the military hospital arrangements in South Africa and move a resolution. T E ALDERSHOT BLUNDER. Mr. WYNDHAM informed ...
... minds at this present moment. I mean the war now drawing to conclusion South Africa. We bad hoped at the first that war would have been averted, when, to our surprise, tho Boer ultimatum was marie known, and war was against us. England could not for the ...
... charged, and thc question of increasing the annual subscription should be referred to the next annual meeting. The Lessons ov the War will be regarded from various standpoints 'by different persons. has shown us that the claims which advance in favour of Hoblick’s ...
... BRITISH LOSSES DATE. The weekly return issued the War Offco tho casual!ties in B«i)th Africa, made to the 21st si.. total losses piportrd. exoJiksivu rick and wounded men now British hospitals South Africa, of 34,350. This total j« made a* follows: Railed ...
... Kuhlic; they are Iteing worked they seldom been; and few of them will ba able leave this Tear for the ueual holiday. The war South Africa, the situation In China, the revolution io Ashanti, the famine and placue In India, and the possibility of disagreement ...