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... SOUTH AFRICA. TBBTBBDATB ABD THIS MOSNINQ'B THLHOBAMB. Loudon, Tuesday.—The following official , despatch from Lord Kitchener was issued to* day by the War Office : Pretoria, December 9, 1901, 1 p.m.—Since 2nd December our columns report—Boers killed ...
... rabidly Jingo publication. Mr. Charles Williams, the war correspondent, who is native of Coleraine, writes in the Morning Leader —The absolute nntrnstwoithiness of even official telegrams from South Africa is conclusively shown by the successive stories Lord ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. EIGHTY OP TAKEN. FORCE MAJOR FISHER KILLED. JonANNESBcao. November 22.—0 n the a Strang fores Boon was reported in the direction ViUietsdorp, and Major Fisher, commanding patrol of 100 Railway Pioneers, proceeded reeonnmtre. A heavy fire ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. LA, KEY’S GREAT SUCCESSENGLISH LOSE 174 KILLED AND WOUNDED—HUMILIATING DESPATCH FROM KITCHENERGENERAL BOTHA INTERVIEWED. Loudon, Friday.—A War Office telegram announces that La Rey attacked Dixon’s forces Ylakfontein on Wednesday. They were ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BRITISH UNSAFE BETWEEN PRETORIA AND MAFEKINO. BURGHERS THREATENING JOHANNESBURG. ...
... on Saturday, and has since been reported further south. London, Monday Night. —The War Office tonight issued the following: Lord Kitchener to Secretary of State for War. Pretoria, 27th May, 2 p.m. Since my last telegram on the subject, the columns report ...
... the alarming rate of mortality in South Africa. The motion was supported by all the Irish members present and some thirty or forty Liberal members. * Mr. LLOYD GEORGE, after the answer of the Secretary for War, did not think any apology was needed for ...
... DRAFTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Official orders have been issued for drafts of W, X. and V Batteries Royal Horse Artillery and of the 23d, Brigade Divisions Royal Field Artillery to be prepared for embarkation to Sonth Africa. The drafts selected will assemble ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. nsTXRDsra and this horning’s TBLEOBAMS, London, Sunday. Addressing his con- ] stitnents Exeter on Saturday night, Six 1 Edgar Vincent, U.P., discussed the Boiler : controversy, and said until they knew the lacts of the case they were unable ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TBBTEBDATS ADD THIS MOBSINQ'a TELEGRAMS. Burghers Massing near Godwin River Several Skirmishes Indicated by Casualty Lists—Reported Resignation of Baden- Powell—The Sentence on Mr. Cartwright. (bsoibb’s raiaoßAif.) tonrenoo Marques, Saturday ...
... t had been justified. greater work remained for him on his return to South Africa. Although they might have had disappointments be was sanguine the smouldering embers the war would then be extinguished, snd Lord Milner would be able to undertake the task ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. BOER LEADERS ACTIVE - BCHEEPERS’ LAAGER-AN OFFICER’S ADVENTURE THERON GOING NORTH —MISHAP GOUGH’S COLUMN —CONSTABULARY STILL MISSING. Kimberley, September 24.—Before daylight to-day a ganger at Koodoo Siding discovered some Boers placing ...