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... LE WAR. The feeling of diasatisfaetion with the Salisbury Government is spreading fast among their own supporters. Bay by day angry criticisms are studding the columns of journals which hailed the war with theliveliest enthusiasm. Now that the war is ...
... dealing with operations South Africa, nays; —We can not flatter ource) ves with the expectation that the repulse of two determined efforts made by th© enemy within a few days of each other arc likely Ibring about the speedy the war. It m not enough to beat ...
... TRACTION ENGINES FOB SOOTS AFRICA. The steamer Avondale Castle, which Isavsa docks to-morrow, will convey, amongst engines lor use in South Africa. THE CASUALTY LISTS. WJSSBS OF COLONEL KEKEWTCB. was anticipated that Mrsduil altics would have been rsoctead ...
... TWISTS AT THE WAR. Our modern Oliver Twists prefer the name tt Tummy Atkin. A report just issued by Luca) Government Board dra«* attention to lbs Large number of boys from Puor-law schools •ho have been fighting fur tbeir country in South Africa. Between fifty ...
... LOSSES TUB WAR. hatarday night the War OflSr* issued statement of casualties lo the Bntish Ninth African I'lehl Force foe the monih of Septemls awl the column follows : - September— Killr-I 17 170 inti of wounds Wounded Missing awl prisoner* I licit ...
... SUGGESTIONS FOR ENDING THE WAR, Speaking crowded Unioniat Leicester Wednesday niglil, Mr. Winston Churchill, M.P.. denied that exaggerated when recently said the in South Africa not lew dangerous than two years ago. The tank waa still unbundled. and the ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ZDLULAND FORTS —ATTACKS BY THE BOERS HEAVY BRITISH LOSSES LARGE NUMBER MISSING —MANY BELIEVED KILLED THE GARRISONS’ DEFENCE-FIGHTING with the BOERS —AN OFFICER'S EXPERIENCES. The casualty lists Monday night record the British ...
... WAR OFFICE AWARDS. London. Wednrsdaj. The War Office notified to-night that the following awards hare bi-en granted for aernce id the defonou of Fort* Uola and IVoaprct, the capture of Lottcr'a conunaodo, and other ivcral rngagetixriu m Bmth Africa, of ...
... Ministers. That some objection to the war makes itself felt in*Cabinet Councils is to inferred from Ibe War Minister’s touching remark that help can be hoped from meetings of lb© Cabinet Council or of Ministers. “'lTiat the War Minister did not send bis letter ...
... Roberts and the War. Lord Roberta, presenting the medals to the Volunteers in Liverpool, said —Warfare in South Africa was difficult to describe,and equally difficult to cope with. Statements made that everything was not being done to end the war rapidly were ...
... WAR ITT-MS Actire Hernc»- Company the Royal Kngiacer Militia, rrtunted borne front yerteriay morn ng. and wen ■I eotburuato. reception armal. nrt the Mayor and Corporation, offloen. iDeluding Colonel Lord War medals were afterwards pret ■ the officen ...
... 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 ...