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... to South Africa and the war that we are supposed to be hopelessly divided. I am not one of those who believe in that hopeless division. I believe it is greatly exaggerated. The subject of first importance at present is not the origin of the war nor the ...
... THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The severe fighting in the Vryheid and Zululand districts has aroused a somewhat painful interest in the war. The motive for the fierce attack on Fort Itala, where the fighting lasted for nineteen hours before ...
... THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA I am very glad to state that Lord Milner returns [to South Africa] on August JO. Mr. Chamberlain in the House of Commons, July 18. Hope you received Natal news paper, stating Milner going nominally on leave truth ...
... THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR. IN SOUTH AFRICA. Lord Kitchener has reported a welcome recovery of the two guns of the 69th Battery Royal Field Artil lery, taken at Scheeper's Nek, Colonel Campbell's column operating near Slangapies recovered the guns. At the ...
... PROGRESS OF THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The news from the front adds but very little to our previous knowledge of the situa tion. Botha, having dealt his blow in Natal, retired again before the troops sent to face him. In other parts the Boers have lost ...
... THE LATEST STAGES OF THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The situation in South Africa is very puzzling. While the Boer cohorts have been march- ing south there has arisen among their comrades in Orange Colony and the Transvaal a move ment to wards Peace-- not at ...
... gone from India to join the staff in South Africa, is a County Clare man. Born in 1842, he joined the Royal Engineers in i860. He went through the Jowaki Expedition, 1877-8; the Zulu War, 1879; the Afghan War, 1879-80; the Egyptian Campaign of 1882; the ...
... Tke Soutk Africa Medal PRESENTED BY KING EDWARD ON THE HORSE GUARDS PARADE* The medal has been designed by Herr de Saulles, the Austrian dfesinker. It is issued in silver to all our troops and to any native soldiers specially employed within the sphere ...
... English journals in connection with the war in South Africa. This word u veld is pronounced by South Africans as felt (meaning the open country), and veldt more than probably has originated with our home newspaper war correspondents. Occasionally, too, one ...
... was educated at Wellington College, and joined the Durham Light Infantry in 1899. He went to South Africa with his regiment at the beginning of the war, and was attached to the Ladysmith Relief Force. He was present at the battle of Colenso, and in the ...
... The Progress of Hostilities in South Africa. An industrious person who would take the trouble to collate the newspapers since October, 1899, could write a really amusing article-- premising that war is other than com pletely grim-- on the number of times ...
... a native of New South Wales, where he has a contractor's business. He was training at Aldershot when the war broke out A unique and interesting war book consists of photographic facsimiles of the most inte resting of the general orders issued during the ...