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... a large number of navvies on the png engine overturned. SOUTH AFRICA. WAR OFFICE DESPATCH IMPORTANT ORDERS BY SECRETARY FOR WARSTRONG ACTION OF THE GOVERN- MENT. London, Wednesday.—The War Office this evening issued the following despatch from Lord Kitchener; ...
... Mr. Chamberlain to cover our two Republics with soldiers, the war would be pursued with the same determination in the British Colonies of South Africa. The war has spread all over South Africa. The executions in Cape Colony do nut intimidate Afrikanders ...
... were Mr. Chamberlain to cover our two Republics with soldiers, war would be persued with tho same determination the British Colonies of South Africa. The war has spread all over South Africa. The executions in Cape Colony not intimidate Afrikanders. They ...
... and disaster. This new departure may, perhaps, curtail the enormous expenditure on the war ; it may, even, lighten taxation—but it will, assuredly, lose us South Africa.” ...
... ON WAR SURGERY. Sir William MacCormao delivered a short paper before the aimy section of the British Medical Association at Cheltenham on Thursday morning on the subject of War Surgery: Old and New. Tim character of gunshot wounds, be said, bad completely ...
... TROPHIES WAR Th** dh*u who rftuni«*d bjr th** Morjtynhirt* with them the Bunhmen’R dog.” a lovely collie, who ha* followed the cor|»* throughout tile campaign. Tlie dog came* *ort of Muddle, on which i* a uilver plate hearing the inMcrifition, 1 am ...
... THK ‘'OPEN DOOR IX SOITH AFRICA, Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, replying Sir J. Rol lest**), said was not the intention his Majesty's Covermuent to a*topt in .South Africa the termination of tb* war any system ttf protective die criminaliuii against foreign*goods ...
... following is the story : —Many months ago, when the war fever was at its height, a Yorkshire gentleman and officer offered to raise a body of Yorkshire volunteer artillerymen for service in South Africa, on condition that ho was allowed himself command ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. BOEE CONVOY CAPTURED. OFFICIAL DESPATCH. London, Friday.—The War Office issues the following from Lord Kitchener: Pretoria, Friday. Lientenant-Colonel E. Williams, commander of one of General Fetherstonhaugh’s columns, moving up the valley ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TBBTSBDATB AND THIS MORNINQ'h TBLBOBAMB. BRITISH POST CAPfURED BY BOERS London Thursday. The Press Association states that the War Office this evening issued the following despatch : From Lord Kitchener to Secretary for War Besidenoy, Pretoria ...
... commencement of the war the total casualties to the field force in Sontb Africa are given as 71,383 officers and men, which is exclusive of 1,489 officers and 17,631 men given wounded. The total reduction of the military forces throngh the war is as follows— ...
... message dee patch from Lord Kitchener to Secretary lot War was issued by the War Office t'nia evening':— ...