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... himself as a sergeant 'major in the Imperial Yeomanry, and wore the uniform of that corps and rank, together with the Routh Africa& war medal, was convicted of ottaining money by fraud from a number of people. The prisoner in furtherance of the fraud had produced ...
... icily. CO to hod early, sad eau do without lesuries as aro tn the Esglish. What strie k hie le Australis. N.w Zealand, an I Africa war the ways rif the E compare.' to the ledger, of the sod the Dutch Shop kept by co never opined t ohne yawning ; but at cares ...
... By RODERICK SCOW, Winn the coder to embark for South Africa to the war was read out to the roue of the Needles, r the pliant regiment wee nicknamed. two ricers joined in the wild cry of joy, but with a metal grumble. Haag it all, thought Captain Jack ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. DE WET'S ACTINTTY. A BRITISH CAMP RUSHED. SEVERE YEOMANRY LOSSES. A Baer Comm Captured. The War Office has Mare] the following from Lord Kitchener to the Secretary for War: Johannesburg, 26th December, 7 1 16 a.m. Bundle reports that on ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. 2 COMMANDOES CAPTURED. Lord Kitchener's report shows that the enemy have lost heavily during the past week. The killed numbered 74, while 16 were wounded. and 3:12 taken prisoners. A determined attack was made on one of our columns on the ...
... THE WAR AND THE ITATERER., WHAT is the truth concerning the actual position of affairs in South Africa I Are we nearing the end or is the Bur power of resistance, in c cosequence of the spread of the rebellion i n Cap Colony, as great u it was immediately ...
... TRANSPOWr IN BOOTH AFRICA. ITS EFFECT ON THE OPERATIONS. In his report on his Viten of traosport is South Africa, Lord Roberto explain bow it fecaltoted the of operation for the relief of Kimberley and the occupation of Bloemfontein. He states— Those ...
... THE WAR. A despatch issued by the War Offioe from Lent Kitchener states that a Ikx•r commando has osurreislend at Piek-rsharg. that 100 men have Mille in, and that others arc following. General Rundle's operation,. have been remarkably auceesafuL MRS ...
... LORD MILNER ON SOUTH AFRICA. The freedom of the City of Lomb ii wan conferred on Tuesday upon Lord Milner, in the fluildliall, in presence of a large and distin;:aished assemblage. In returning thanks for the honour, Lord Milner said he now felt more ...
... APPEALS TO END THE WAR. Capetown, July 9. Au open letter from Mr. Duplessie, the Dutch Minister at Kroonstad, to the Dutch Reformed Ministers in South Africa, is published in the Cape Times. The writer declares that immorality in South Africa has increased ...
... LIBERALS ON THE WAR. The National Liberal Pedenlion has coo. cesiod a special meeting of to general commatee to cutsader the Mluauon iu booth Africa. meeting will be held at Derby ou the literati.° ol Wisluesday. December ith. Two resolutions will be ...
... seeing Brother Scott in the chair. (Applause.) Be had come home from Africa with a wounded s,thcer, but was going back shortly to join his regiment, and as be intended to settle in South Africa he would doubtless not have the pleasure of meeting the brethren ...