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... News remarks that the practically return for Galway of Mr Lynch, who has been in of • regiment os the Boer in the South Africa war, may raise an isterestiag emaitratimal ae to ha eligibility for • meat in Parliament Is 1110, who was sentenced to servitude ...
... Stafford on Saturday presented to local Yeomen and volunteers South Africa war medals, but said ha was not going to make speech, because there had been too much speaking about the war and too much criticism and fault-finding with those who bad difficult ...
... (or South Afru-a, ■*kd again at o’clock. h*»iof on 740 k*»es. which number 116 were am barked at ‘^■•eMiowa. SOUTH AFRICA. SOUTH COLONV, war armal.) A party .»f the enemy baa entered this di»- trkl from Vkbplaate. and Houwer are said be in command. Our acoula ...
... South Africa with a few details and remounts. She will call Southampton and Queenstown for 300 additional remounts. The hospital ship. Nubia, with 10 officers, 28 men R.A.M.C., wives nr.d children, also left Southampton on Saturday for South Africa. WAR ...
... thorny that about 800 pneoarrs war ass prepared to take tbe oath allcgiaaoe and sc settle in Sooth Africa doer thr war. Thaos men are now on Tacker’s Llaad. where. I aodrrstand, thr Asaietaui-Adjntaat-UeDeml lor Pnseswit of War all prisoners who manifest ...
... with all their faults id Let bint gore instance of BOER OFFICER CAFTURED marching enothward in the direction of Cape- Africa, the War was unable to make the the rest of Ireland would come to the conch, --um' • The bribed the ito in ea lae at II avert ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE FIGHT AT TWENTY-FOUR STREAMS—DASHING BOER ATTACK-DESPATCH FROM KITCHENER—CAPTURE OF TROOPS BY BOERS. Pi.xuetborg road, October 21.-The following are the details the fight Twenty-four Streams last Wednesday :-About thirty men ...
... AFRICA. We hew waived tbe Ilorpatelr from the War a- rwaar.A, CUS AM% TM fallowing roporiell : II V. Wiwi. TU. Loalowl Unlinled I. WM:. •••erely grouto4ol thigh. October 21. gibs—Mß Priwate T . . unmer 2i. 1 ?Us Son ZonlooJ If I sth Now lookand Mauls ...
... give the rumour fer what it is worth. BOER WAR NEWS. There now in process nation at The the “Daily eorreapoed. eit weial bureau tor to the European Press “new, as the true situation of affair, in South Africa It character,Vic of the Russian Pra„ that South ...
... lieutenant-general, 1891; general, 1896; served in Chins, 1860; with Bed Biver Expedition, 1870; Ashanti War, 1874; in Kaffir War, 1878; and in Zulu War, 1878-9 (V.C.); was A.D.C. to her Majc-ty, 1879-84; D.A.A.G. at Headquarters, 1874 8; Q. of N. British ...
... Mon Troops for Booth Africa. The transport Victorian left Queenstown yesterday for South Africa with 22 officers and 226 men and 417 hones. Colonials Be-enlisting. The War Office on Saturday night announced that many ex-members of the Colonial Corps who ...
... to the gravity of Great Britain's situation in consequence of the war and of the death of the Ameer. Africa, it says, has taught the lesson that no two European States could be at war without involving the whole of Europe. It also hopes that Great Britain ...