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... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. YESTERDAY AED THIS UOSEINO’S TELEGRAMS, OPERATIONS EAST PRETORIA. GENERAL FRENCH AT MIDDELBURG, (REUTER'S TELEaRAM.) Brugspruit, Saturday.—General French has occupied Mlddelburg. General Pole-Carew, with the Guards' Brigade, has ...
... THE DERRY JOURNAL, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 80, 1900. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS THE BRITISH. London, Friday Night.—Tho Press Asaociation states—The War Office at 11 p.m. issued the following telegram from Lord Roberts ; Pretoria, July 27, 1 ...
... plementary Navy Estimates, and £500,000 for expenditure directly or indirectly due to the war in South Africa. It was now clear that more would be required for Routh Africa than was then anticipated. They could not tell what expenditure might be necessary on ...
... et the beak of tb' Muse, where Sirs. 86,1 who had coneoutwith her young ert child, bad her four eldest children. The alarm war given, ai the firemen of the Hanwell and Ealing It-lodes er A arrived, and it well nut long before the fire was exilognithed ...
... LONDON. MONDAY.—The Commission appointed by the Government to inquire Into the treatment of the sick and wounded in Booth Africa resumed its inquiry In London today., Mr. Murray Guthrie, M.P . bore testimony to the assiduity of the medical officers and ...
... Y .. Friday, Augusts. DERBY, .. .. Monday, August 6. LIMAVADT Tuesday, August 7. COLERAINE,.. .. Wednes., Augusts, WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ALL LATEST EVENTS. SIXTY NEW ARTISTES. Lrioes—3/-, 2/-, 1/-, 62, Day Performance at 2. Evening ferfoiLnance 7.45. ...
... Aagust 2. .. Friday, August 3. .. Monday, August G. .. Tuesday, August 7. .. Wednss., August 8. LIMAVADY, COLER&INE, .. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ALL LATEST EVENTS. SIXTY NEW ARTISTES. Prioee-3/., lf., 6d. Day Performance at 2. Evening Performance at 7.45. Children—Day ...
... Church throughout the world THE capture of Commandant Prinsloo and 5.600 burghers is the greatest haul we have made in South Africa since the surrender of Cronje and his 4.000. When De Wet went westward, escaping out of General Rundle's cordon, Prinaloo ...
... were put about our losses in South Africa in the month June, the supply of medical comforts British prisoners, the operation of martial law, the return of miners to Johannesburg, and other questions connected with the war. Mr. Ritchie replied to question ...