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... 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 ...
... ITBE WAR IN SOUTH A AFRICA. .H HE CAPTURE OF BETHLEHEM CASUALiTIES LI-N THE FIRST ROYAL IRISH REGIMNAWT. IRESH HLT?C CORPS STILL PRISONERS London Midnight. The War Office has received the following:- From General of Conmmunicationrs ti Secre- tary of ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA DESPATCHES FROM LORD ROBE RTS DETERMINED BOER FIGHTING TRANSVAALERS PREPAR ING TO EMIGUATE _ London' Monday. Tha War Office publishzB the follotng - Fron Lword Robts. Pattnis. 16th July, 9 35 p mt. leden Poell reports hat a patril ...
... with South Africa and tie somplete demoraliestion of the trade with the ports of the East, we may expect to hea utore about the foreign poI of her Majestys Govern- ment. A shilling or one and twopemny in- come tax eat the trade of South Africa and the East ...
... NTHE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA BRITISH ATTACK AT BETHLEHEM - r$3TUBBORN BOER RESISTANCE Landon, Thursdayy. General Hunter attacked the Boers south of Bethlehem on Monity, and on Wednesday the enemy evacusted their position. The British casualties were about ...
... AFRICA - t I' ' * . FIGHT WITH DE WET The War Offirm on Saturday evening issed the following despath-,- From Lord Robets, Prztoiab, Saturdsy, 1.15 p m. Little, temporarily mam ding tbhe 3rd Br-. gade, ra~prt ?? 19th he came in cosact ner Lindley with ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH I ! AFRICA THE MOVEMENTS OF DE WET REPORTED BOER VICTORY London, Tuesday Evening. The following is from the Genetal cnnmand- ing the lines of Conmnnications, Capeto Capetown, &50 pa., 23rd July, In continuation of my telegram of 22nd ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH I AFRICA I VIGOROUS BOER ATTACKS MESSAGE FROM LORD ROBERTS 1,500 FREE STATERS BREAK THROUGH THE BRITISR LINES I ?? Wednesdayg. On Monday the Boors nnsnuessfully attacked the left of General Pole-Carew's position where the West Australians ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA MESSAGE FROM LORD ΒΆ ROBERTS THE PURSUIT OF THE BOERS TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS OF THE BRITISH Londoz, Fridav Night The Press AssociatioD ?? War Office an 11 p m issued the folowing telegraL from Lord Rocberta:-, Pretoria, Juy 27, 1.55 ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH: AFRICA BRITISH 'OCCUPY MIDDLE- -BURG DE WET'S MOVPMENTS London, Slnday. in 'The followbig -telegram from Lord Roberts ?? was received at the War Office toeday:- Pretoria, 2&s p.m., July28. i is French occupied -Milddebhur with-oub 9ppo- ...
... Morning Loadfer points out,: I it is idle to imagine iihat fthe Boors are de-, moralised, and the war is nearly over. The I end only recedes, and thke war treatens toil lsst for years instead of months, as it has IJ called for tens of thousands instead ...
... comp;a~int had been m e, to tlhe War Office of the non-delivery of cases of storecs deepatched by the- Imperial Yeotnaunr- com- rittee to South Africa, and a full inquiry was bei-ng made at the various ports in South Africa| In -the particular insta-nce ...