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... the same engagement. The Daily Chronicle remarks that a grandson of Daniel O'Connell hew beat his life in South Africa. Before the war began he went out to Johannesburg as a clerk in the Consolidated Investment Company. When hostilities began be volunteered ...
... party in past and continued confidence in thowieo and steadfast leadership. The Duke, returning thanks, said prolonged war in South Africa was causing grave anxiety,but did not alter any respect tho issues on which the country decided the general election ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tho British coluns ensjnged in the work of clearing Cape Colony have been very (successful in restoring tranquillity in the Midlands districts and in scatterine’ the small commandos in the extreme east and south. Tho principal ...
... 19th. 1901, Latest Telegrams The War in South Africa. The Concentration Camps An official return -.—There are over 109,000 whites in the concentration camps. The deaths last month were 2,411. Horses for South Africa New York, Friday.—Despatches from ...
... The War in South Africa. Lord Kitchener reports from Pretoria, that Gen. Kitchener was engaged with Botha north-east of Vryheid on the 6tb. Tbs enemy fell back north. Our losses were one officer and two men killed, and ten men wounded. A British column ...
... that everything was not being done that might bo done end the war in rapid and satisfactory manner. But this was not the case. Every effort was being made thoeo who are in charge in Sooth Africa, and those-who are responsible the nation large, to bring about ...
... FRE £7ENING NEWS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, SPECIAL AND GENERAL TELEGRAMS. THE WAR IN SOU FE AFRICA. PRESS ASSOCIATION WIRES DESPATCH FROM LORD K] ...
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... PLATE. Defence G ranagh Siam Six ran. RAILWAY PLATE. Slancinore beat Gentle Hilda. SPECIAL AND GENERAL TELEGRAMS. THE WAR IN AFRICA. PRESS ASSOCIATION WIRES DELAREY'S DESPERATE ATTACK AT [OED WELL, LORD KITCHENER'S lATEST VERSION OF THE CASUALTY. ...
... Parliament re-assembles.”* The resolution was adopted on the motion of Mr Sheehan, seconded by Mr Rockett. Adjourned. The War in South Africa. Commandant Scbeepcrs, who had been reported seriously ill and moving about in a Cape cart, was captured by the 10th ...
... Telegrams Tbe War in Soutii Africa. Statement by Mr, Kruger PARI, Friday.— Mt. Kragor, in a statement published in the Bdair, says The {act that the war has lasted two years indicates that it trill continae. The English wiU terminate the war by abandoning ...
... given, at once becomes apparent. SPECIAL AND GENERAL TELEGRAMS. THE WAR IN SOU Ili AFRICA. PRESS ASSOCIATION WIRES CAPTURE OF COMMANDANT SCHEEPERS. DESPATCH FROM. LORD KITCHNER. The War Offic has received a teler Lord Kitchener to the tot:coring -t Pretoria ...