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... KAVANAGH, THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. (Press Association War Special). The grand Bazaar and F Fair in aid of SR S & ! the Tralen Parish Church took placs on Thurs- On the 26th ult Colonel Mfl.-‘d'“d b: day aud Friday last in the Green, and was a e Jobannesbors ...
... which are supposed to Lave only Iheld a small am oun t o f money. U p to the present no arrests have been made. SOUTH AFRICA►! WAR. BACK IN CAPE COLONY. DE WET WITH A LONG TOM. Rosemead, Wednesday. It is unofficially reported that De Wet has again crossed ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. (Press Association War Special). Standerton, August 2. On the 26th alt Colonel Stewart, commanding the Johannesburg Mounted Rifles, made a night raid on the country rounds Amersfort. got within striking distance of a Boer laager ...
... FOR SOUTH AFRICA The War Office has asked for one hundred experienced Post Office men from the classes o 1 clerks, sorters, counter clerks, and telegraphists, and sorting clerks and telegraphists to join the Atmy Post Office Corps in South Africa for one ...
... letter written at the close of Sepumber by a very competent civilian who has been travelling in the theatre of war in South Africa: The war drags on unsatisfactorily, and civilians to a man cannot understand what 250,000 men are doing with some 10,000 ...
... conferred on him th. diiitinguished honour of C M G. Dr Stoker was the originator of the idea of sending private to South Africa, and war practically the f the Portland, Longman and Irish h He was mentioned most honorably by Kitchener for the admirable work ...
... that afflict mankind. The Daily Chronicle” remarks that a grandson of Daniel O’Connell has lost his life in South Africa, Before Qie war began he went out to Johsnneabnrg as a clerk in the Consolidated Investment Company. When hostilities began he volunteered ...
... IRISHMEN IN SOUTH AFRICA The Rev Dr Kolb©, a Roman Catholic priest, has been carrying on a political campaign in the columns of the Freeman's Journal in favour of the Boers, and while so occupied, accused the Dominican nuns stationed at Newcastle, Natal ...
... — 2 (Q) § — SOUTH AFRICA. DESPATCHES FROM LORD KITCHENER. The following despatches were issued by the War Office : — From Lord Eitchener. ‘Pretoria, 13th July, 6.50 p.m “In Cape Colony Schecpers burnt public buildings in Murraysburg, and some farms in ...
... THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR On the vote for the salary of the Col. nial Seoretary. Mr. Murphy (Kerry, E.) said he had no previous opportunity of expressing an opinion in the South African War, and he deaired therefore to ssy a few words. He looked upon the ...
... THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR On the vote for the -mth Colonial T loss PPty & epesming on no p s an opinion in the South African War, and he o) e Dkt Beer & 5.,. upon X 88 primarily l?-bh for the m the war. He believed if the Colonial Secretary got no salary ...
... men who have the impudence to speak of the brutal conduct the war. and denounce farm bu- ning in South Africa. The next tune Mr Dillon rises to speak about the horrors of war South Africa Jot him told to tidy bis own mesa in Ireland. ...