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... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Aldershot, Tuesday. A heavy draft of Imperial Yeomanry left Aldershot this morning en route to South Africa. In all nine companies of 110 each, with their complement of officers, entrained, some for London and the others for ...
... CHAMBERLAIN WAR. A correspondent having directed Air Chamberlain’s attention to certain allegations against him of unduly prolonging the present hostilities in South Africa, the Colonial Secretary has directed the following reply be sent : ‘Colonial Office ...
... INSPECTED BY THE WAR SECRETARY London, Saturday. The Secretary of for War visited Aldershot this morning to see for himself the conditions under which the Imperial Yeomanry are equipped and prepared for South Africa. The original programme of inspection ...
... THE BOER WAR THE TROOPS THE EEONT KITCHENER’S TELEGRAM. London, Monday. The Secretary for War has received telegram from Lord Kitchener to the effect that any conforts which private individuals may desire send out for the troops, in view of the approaching ...
... matters—the war for instance—but in the merest mattery of detail. The discussion was continued Mr Labouchere, Mr Power. Mr Tully. Major Jameson, Mr Field, Mr Daly, Colonel Nolan, Mr Flynn, Mr Dalziel, Mr Jordan, and Mr Caldwell. INQUIRY INTO THE WAR. ARTHUR ...
... Mr Chmborlain’s reputation has not been increased since South African matrimonial ag South Africa has been called re putations far as English cemed, and judging from ro( j 1 gy reputations of pushful cia _ _ in tho same cemetery. rrl Redmond’s recent ...
... | RUSSIA AND CHINA. ENGLAND INTERVENING. THE SECRET TREATIES. JAPAN MEANS WAR. New York, Tuesday. The Associated Press publishes the following telegram from London, dated March 25: The Chinese Minister called at tbe Foreign Office th’s afternoon and urged ...
... country they are despatched South Africa, and if present arrangements for the despatch troops and horses via Queenstown, well Southampton and I/order , point anything, it is that the ! authorities must regard South Africa as a country worthv of getting hold ...
... Government and Parliament tho serious and lamentable state of South Africa, and represent their views regarding the future settlement of that country. Tliat petitioners, before the outbreak war, urged upon the Government ol ! the South African Republic the ...
... suffering from typhoid fever.—Reuter. AMERICAN MULES FOR SOUTH AFRICA. New York, Friday. The steamer Monmouth has left New Orleans for Capetown with 1.200 mules for the British Amy iu South Africa.—Reuter, BOTHA’S ALLEGED SURRENDER. MR. KRUGER'S VIEWS Brussels ...
... FOB THE TROOPS. The War Office has re-issued the circular of last winter suggesting articles for transmission to the troops in South Africa. Cardigan jackets, woollen drawers and vests, knitted socks, worsted nightcaps or shunters, flannnel shirts, cholera ...
... has condemned the Government for want of foresight and energy the conduct of the war, and especially for the lack of proper provision for the sick and wounded in South Africa. ...