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... god-speed. Thb latest War Office return, which we print another column, contains details of the British casualties during last month, as well as.the particulars of the killed, wounded, and missing, and of the men invalided home since the war began. During September ...
... claims Whether the Gaelic language n* several the powers for damages caused to become the common language subjects in Jonth Africa the war hrance , ftm , time atone can teU. One , and the Netherlands still stand out, but the . __ llW |. nvrt ; followings ...
... will continue to done tagg aa war oontinoes. None of are perfect, and there may have been some shortcomings, hot I that when the war shall have concluded it will bo allowed that Lord Kitchener in South Africa and the War Office enthoritiee at hone have ...
... about the war are be taken with a I good deal reserve. His protests and assurances are too sweeping. His declaration! his return from Africa, that the war was an end. forbid any too literal acceptance his statements on this subject. The war may be not ...
... AND THE WAR OVER. Southampton. Monday. Two officers and IS7 men of the Mounted Infantry and two officers and men of Ihe Royal Highlandera embarked Southampton in the transport Custodian for the Cape. Remount* to tho number of 346 were shipped, and further ...
... words, the British Government, this ant. acknowledges war skin an ««trem*ly serious matter in Sooth Africa, though in Bn gland w* ate from day to day ensured that it only tort of *ir,” hardly War ...
... WAR MEDALS. Major General Turner, Inspector-General the Auxiliary Forces, presented war medals to men of the Ut Volunteer Battalion Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, Preston, rn Saturday. Ha confessed that he never bad expected to see the day when Volunteers ...
... Stewart, when address was drawn un. to sent to all the churches in South Africa, English, Dutch and native. The address conveyed sympathy, disapproved of the war a national sin. and expressed indignation at some of the methods of warfare. It also said ...
... Kitchener has tendered his resignation. No friction may sort has existed between Lord Kitchener and the War Office since ho took over the command in South Africa from Lord Roberts. ...
... and not oalculatod to finish war' THE G9TERNMENT AND THE WAR. IMPORTANT LETTER FROM MR. BRODRICK. • The following correspond h»o between Colonel Sir Howard Vincent, Mr, and the Secretary for War, and l> pohlndied . hj penniosion of Mr Brodnck: 1 Grosvenor ...
... come Bonds advanced 1 Bank Africa fell i, to 112- New South Wales rose to 44, and London an-] .\. Francisco 1, to 10. were Fj'luiuu roso 1; Peru Corporation and J* ,| fo'l g, and do Dob i. and Docks Dud Ord pul 1. Russ,an IVtroK-ua, 4 bet ter a 2. South ...