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... REMEMBER SOUTH AFRICA.” ATHING INDICTMENT BY OLIVE SCHREINER Olive Schreiner, the well known South African novelist, has recently addressed the women Cape Colony in a powerful indictment against England’s methods and rule in South Africa. The great literateur ...
... m. menl. If the War Office were Foreign affairs upon the advise given by him when unprepared and at a disadvantage at the outbreak ol Oommandet in-Chiol army in regard to the the war the noble marquis knew it was not war in Booth Africa. regretted that ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. KITCHENER’S SCOUTS SEREENDEE EIGHTY MEN PBISONERS-Dfe WET’S BRILLIANT MOVE CROSSES ORANGE RIVER. The War Office early on Saturday morning issued tho following : Lord Kitchener to Secretary State for War. - Pretoria, Friday. Da ...
... THE WAR MEDALS The medals which are to be distributed to the officers, non-commissioned officers, and men at the conclusion of the war are being got ready. They were struck last year with the idea that the campaign would have been brought to close before ...
... THE WAR PARLIAMENT ,0 retained on the new ooln»ge. d q (H(»r. hw.) Tb/mtSrw LAST NIGHT 8 PARLIAMIiiM Wholher oould B»J whet putioolu faith was P g iKBR lta that there wai preorfent eery simple long ae were allowed atlaok ; the In .1* THE BOERS IN CAPE ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. BOTHA’S BROTHER KILLED. ORANGE COLONY BOERS SCATTERED. The following deepatoh from Lord Kitchener wan puhliahed by the War Office Thnreday;— Pretoria, 20th March, 4.30 m —General P. Both*, brother of the Commandant General, wae killed on ...
... 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- ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. YESTEBDA T8 AND THIS MORNING'S TELEGRAMS. A British Change of Front Significant Hint About Concessions—l ndir e c t Evidence of Peace Proceedings—Mr. Balfour Speaks of Oommuncations Passing —De Wet’s Demoralized Force —Recovers Quickly—Train ...
... the War Office i* answerebl* lor QoUaod. German Bmallmao the Com—ander-in-Cbief. who in- Having exprceied the opinion that the Admiralty them, under cover of white g, . rents the plan of campaign, for in ease of failure of appeal was givao. wars to ha ...
... Mil- mfiORRtGTBI WAR OFFICE P**™. FxiDAt.—With relertnoe to my telegram ooviomijuft ponn an» msaao. «2ittr*2«id to! get delivery th.ir letters beior. too o'clock, and D ,r. and il Mr. Dillon objttrted to any telecom b* THE DITOBHIGIBLE WAR OFFICE. Wtdneadliy ...
... such refugee families bask to South Africa at the conclusion of the war at this aountry's expense. Mr. CHAMBEBLAIN-I could not give any pledge on behalf of his Majesty's Government, hot 1 shall be prepared when the war over to eonslder any individual case ...
... WHO CHOSE LADYSMITH Hr. LAMBBRT asked the Secretary of State te War if eoold stats the neme of the officer in Booth Africa who ordered military a torn to ooaosotrated at Ladysmith ; whether ha wav acting on ioßiruetiona from home or on bis own responsibility; ...