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... the war AFRICA. PROSPECTS resumption op JIORB BRITISH C (TMOM OVtt COERKSPO> BRUSSELS, Ti informed by per Kriiaer'* ftournye th»t the c\-' unchanged with rr-a He i« resolved »■ 11 jdvise thh Boer comliat *°-ilitit- till the recovery ot t «( the Boer States ...
... ' This statement seems to me to be utterly and ludicrously untrue, Mr. Perks appears tc have been referring to the South Africa war in general, and to the concentration camps in particular. Possibly on these matters the * Methodist Times may represent ...
... killed; also waggons, stock, &c, of Badcnborst's commando. OUR TOTAL CASUALTIES. The monthly return of our casualties in South Africa War Office to-day : is issued by the |N.CO.’s Officers. JindMeo 18 143 8 50 8 238 3 42 6 71 108; 3,134 151 | 3.668 451 4,614 ...
... Brigade, Major Bark wot th, addroeaiog the men, aeid that in oonseqaenee the battalien’e ezprcaaed wish to go oat to Booth Africa the War Office had eaoaed them to be unbodied and brought the district. had, said, been expressly laid dawn that no Militiaman ...
... Brigade, Major Barkworth, addressing the men, said that in consequence of the battalion’s expressed wish to out South Africa the War Office had caused them to be ernlxjdied and brought to the district. It had, he said, been expressly laid down that Militiaman ...
... the past year has been the war in South Africa. . . . The war has been fruitful examples of gallantry and selfsacrifice on both sides, and in these respects has helped to establish the foundations on which a new South Africa will ere long be constructed ...
... •AFRICA. The War Department decided immediately £.OOO more Imperial Yeomearj fermrteTk Booth AJWce. to emberk emir in next. Enhntmg le prooeM once, end the men will despatched Aldershot 500 hetcbea erery week from J *ThiTforee' be organised into four ...
... life had been so long linked with the thoughts and affections of her people, plunged the nation into mourning. In South Africa the war has dragged on —progress in wearing away the resistance, though steadily and successfully maintained, being chequered ...
... concerning England. He declares that in Egypt International right is still violated the King’s Government, and tliat in Soutu Africa war is carried on by the English with harshness and inhumanity defying all imagination. He, however, adds, But we cannot forget ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office has issued the following table showing the casualties in the Field Force in South Africa reported during the month of November, and and the'.total casualties reported since the beginning of the war up to and including ...
... some thotumnds of pounds. Royal United Service Institution.—Tho lecture aoouoced for this afternoon on 4, Hold South Africa after War,” by Dr. Family, wHI not be delivered. Metropolitan Pauperism.—The number of paupers in the Metropolis (excluding lunatics ...
... BRITISH TRADE WITH SOUTH AFRICA Despite tne war, it is satisfactory to learn from the current issue the British and South African Export Gazette that our trade with South Africa has more than recovered from the depression from which it has suffered since ...