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... for the most important eae of its offtcials does oot og the hus be Py you had many tel: from South Africa pte ie wa; began’ gent it at once to the War Office.” “No; only the one that came on Friday. 1 EQUALISATION OF Bl ae COMMITTEE'S official re from ...
... “IN TRE EVENT OF WAR WITR ~ The pablished an with France should do ia the event of war with have been ‘the: Laster bean vie- bet fo single ships the bare invariably hed stroyers are valoerable point being her food JC. M. 2; BP Mile Rievele Cub | Furlong ...
... kills more than war. These ailments are often contracted by civilians in the more life, but to a or sol- attack. Chas. Forde's Bile See whom Biheusness Mr. Geo. He served under Bir Charles Warren Hull testes to their exe in South Africa, and was nine months ...
... COST OF THE WAR A BIG BUTCHER’S BELL BRITISH LOSSES. On Satarday night the War Office issued a statement of the casualties to the British South ‘African Field Force for the month of Septem- ber and since the commencement of the war, es follows: — DURING ...
... ON TBE BOER WAR. ib will weeks age very successful and at the Tere Sand upon a from a by Mr. Maurice South Africa with of imperial Yeo- to the University Hall of the University Ast, when and the the will be repeated Fitagibbon, will be shown = The set ...
... an unjus- tifiable pro! of the war. SUFFERINGS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Such a continuance of hostilities, eo much devastation of the onl to their own fs duo to the arrogance of the leaders, who, thu. originally to the war, are now to what they fore- saw ...
... measures taken in Africa were dictated by exigencies on spot, and in their inception and n ly military, concei ved and carried out by r soldiers in South Africa, It was these very measures character- ised as “methods of barbarism in South Africa’ by a man who ...
... through the long tiod they have been serving in South Africa than the krowledge that those who are nearest and dearest to them are ing cared for in their absence by and women. The jon of the im South Africa bas taxed the rosources fund so heaviiy thot I am ...
... SEVERE LOSSES. ‘The War Office yesterday despatch from Lord Kitche- per to the Secretary for Wag :— , 0th August. The casualties derailed this morning near Hamaa's ‘were enant-Colonel Vandeleur, (Guards, and 9 men and 1 ly Of the West Riding Regi- brought ...
... POOLE’S NEW_MYRIORAMA. BG ‘af the WAR from the MY of Up-to-Date Animated best thet um er money cam PERYECT Tarety aggreysuon of Talented end TODAY AT3. TO-NIGHT SS ab MOST WO: KO! er Seats for ail ‘THE SHOW IN THE AFRICA CITY AND SUBURBAN a3 two minutes’ ...
... LONDON NOTES. (FROM OUB CORRESPONDENT ) THE WAR is a lack of news of any portance to-night; but this is in its way of the approach of This, of course, does not affect from South Africa; but we wait two or three shall have importance there. for anything ...
... The Sitsatien in South Africa It would be sbsurd to attempt to dis- the fact (says the corres- of the “ Westminster latest news from South nation to the serious has had = great effect in arousing the the mili- only in South Africa, As mat ter of fact, the ...