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... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. BRUSH WITH BOERS—REPEIBA.L POLICY DENIED —BRI TI SH LOOTING CORPS—STATEMENT BY BRODRICK. Ccadock, Tuesday.—Colonel Lukin yesterday surprised the Boers under Van de Venter Si'ankrantz, near Bethesda. The enemy lost 1 killed and 12 ...
... TOTAL SINCE THE WAR BEGAN, A TERRIBLE LIST. London, Wednesday Night.—To-night the War Office issued the following list of casualties as the total aggregate redaction of military forces through war in South Africa ...
... COLONISING SOUTH AFRICA. HIST* FBOli TUB HOH. A. LYTTBLTOM. la distributing tba prize* at Collag*. th* Hoc. Alfred Lyttelton aaid b* was Tory plaaaad to hear that many old boys had distingaialMd themaalres la the war la Sooth Africa. Ha had gnat hope* ...
... WINSTON CHURCHILL. HP., ON THE WAR. Speaking crowded Dmonlet maelitng at Leicester last night, Mr. Winston Churehlll, M.P., denied that exaggerated when reeentl said the position in Booth Africa was not leas dangerous than two years ago. The task sms ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. A BRITISH PATROL CAPTURED. DE WET’S MOVEMENTS. Standkrton, Scndat —Mr*. Loni* Both* puaed thri URh hrre today bar way to PratnHa, havinx from Tiiitinx bar bnsband. Fit* burgher* of Bredanbaab’a commando aarrendarad to day. ia azpaetad tba ...
... said wished his home-coming could be accepted sign of immediate peace in South Africa. feared, however, that the people most be prepared to be separated from tbeir friends the war for a little time longer. Nevertheless we need have tsar to the result of it ...
... FORCING THE FIGHTING. THREE ATTACKS BEATEN OFF. DE WET’S DETERMINATION FOR WAR. REPORTED PUNISHMENT OF PEACE PROPOSERS. London, Sunday.—The Press Association states that the War Office to-night issned the following despatch from Lord Kitchener Pretoria ...
... THE KAISER AND THE BRITISH THRONE. A WAR CORRESPONDENT ON THE WAR. It may teem startling many peopla that the Mr. A. G. Hales, ’’ Daily News war eorretpon- C.ermfm Emperor should be in the direct line dent, has delivered the first a series of lectures ...
... NEW TB&B’B •• CARDS” FROM AFRICA. Oar gslUnt soldiers io South Africa, ilie la procure Christmas or New Y( their Mends and relative* home,. 'i new ezpedieot, which is certainly trlure from the eastom which has years, and proved the troth of hat •• Necessity ...
... THE WAR. THE VLAKFONTEIN FIGHT. Londos, Monday —The War Oflioe publishea tha following dajpatoh From Lord Kitaheoar to the S'eretarj of State for War: Pactoau, 3o Jons, 10 80 (10 ir.)—lo addition to tha eaeoallica already reported in General Dixoo’e ...
... FORTY MILES OF RIBBON TO CARRY THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR MEDALS. 1» U calc;ul»ted that »boot 75 000 yards of ribbon will bo iaauad with the South African war medals This estimato is made on the aaanmption that about 000.000 men will secure the medal, there ...
... Campbell’s Column in Difficulties —Mending Medals Easier than Ending Boer War, London, Thursday.—The foliowini' is the fall text the meogago from Lord Kitchener to the Secretary of State for War Pretoria, March 20, 4.30 p.iE. General P. Botha, brother the Commandant- ...