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... SOUTH AFRICA. WAR COLLAPSING. ITRTHER BRITISH CAPTURES. (OMMANDO SURRENDERS. T),e War Office yesterday issued the fol..wiiiC from Lord Kitchener; April 21st. 6» last report columns have captured onsoners. 348 rifles and some c-m wagons and carts A ...
... lonakfllmg PwUtero; J MiW. 3rd Royal Itteh PamlMvei. granted the temporary rank Lteofmaat Amy wkttet wring with a bar in Booth Africa. War Offioa. 14th May. officer* be Saaood ...
... Finkei*m>, the Aot. Parw lLte . when defeated vote* in total poll of L 237. Afteq ihr otnbr’i-.k tb* Transraal War he onfi South Africa a* War aod« frqiwwt of Mr. Kroger, -evanawd *hs Second Irish Br.gsde which operated .n Xuta4 General BrAha ...
... anpply theee men as quickly possible. Hitherto the spirit of economy has played too large part the management of the war in Africa. war it is almoet always true that the greater the initial expenditure has been th? leas will be the ultimate coet. YMTKRnav ...
... Ambeeaador will I# held on Wednesday II n.m. the church of the Immaculate Coocepbon, Bcikeiey square. THE SOUTH AFRICA OFFICIAL REPOBT. War Oftoa Imt rmuAf iMoad tba foUeviaf d«apa|ak from Lord KitckaMr PRTTOaiA. A funbar raport of Major Kisbar'* an- ...
... expressed this opinion after the campaign, and now, returned from the South African war. has reiterated it interviewer from the James's Gazette. Has the South Africa-, war caused you aher your enforced military service, SirHertorr was the introductory question ...
... TShTTL M.%l' -Cnumi latclb****** ha* imued verv >«4ul Bin; I l **' • K »‘ ••persl’wi* u South Africa, tSilird. The War Aa/u*» 1901. b*md slxhi *So«i ■•fhful report* and CM nubv .i*t» All near which Bnt.»h*«A«i*m*» w»r* j. pormd dorug ‘he aM.tb are mdical ...
... was to bore Parliament into Boom Role Bat such a scheme had sue corded, and this would pros* equally abortire The war in Sooth Africa war began in self defence, and new piece infer mat ton serred to coannca the impartial spec tutor that it had to come ...
... nsnr. mnt;Bff the hare shown thrir loyalty to nrw Will Groat Britain brrali faith with there people, and allow Snath Africa oonrulsed by war ' With recard to the of amnesty for Oaprebelt and traitors their Soservutn. your Honour's Gov have not shown th.- ...
... and 510 M'S in led Infantry from Aldershot. At GiSraltar 15 officer* and 475 Mounted Inlatruy will embark for Soutk Africa. i/X'Ali The War Ofico nighf umuoJ the following ; Royal Iriah Regiment—Privalo H. Boyk> wna dangtrrtxialy and I*ri Dai ton waa eiightly ...
... of dampnena is almost a necessity. For want of this dampness wireless telegraphy baa done eery little good in Snath Africa daring the war. Bat between ships sea and lighthouses sorb means commenication will be inrala- able, and may yet diminish many of ...
... of whoa weir burnt Mr Chamberlain, speaking yesterday at Cupar, said no war in the history of the world bad erer been conducted with greater humanity than the present war in Africa. When they were told was a quarrel that had been forced upon the Boers ...