... preacher traced the history the Transvaal war, and said that England hud sent out her naval policemen beat over the ocean, and relieve the oppressed from the rule tyranny which prevailed South Africa. The war was man's doing ; the ending an honourable ...

... me. I should like few facts, concerning Orangemen and the war, to be made known. The City of Derry Grand Orange Lodge offered 200 men, good riders, and good shots, go to •South Africa. The War Office did not accept it. The Newry Orangemen asked permitted ...

... Commission is be a telegraph operator named Kidney-, an Irishman, who has just been brought over the Government from South Africa.' When the war broke out Kidney was an expert telegraphist with the Boers, and lie was suspected favouring the British he was sent ...

... MONTHLY LIST The War Office on Monday night issued the monthly statement of casualties in South Africa during the war. In month of April 7 officers and men were killed, 21 officers and men wounded (1 and respectively of whom died of wounds) ; missing ...

... connective readings,being most impressively given by Mr Matthew Wilson. A large number of up-to-date pictures on South Africa and the war in the Transvaal were also thrown on the screen,Mr Wilson kindly adding explanatory remarks. The meeting, though not ...

... THE WAR IS MOROCCO Intelligence from the seat of war Africa is down to 27th ull. General Rios continued possession the seaport of Tetoao. The troops of Marshal Donnell were still commanding the heights front of that city. Several steamer, bad arrived ...

... among the supporters of the Ministry. The Fighting Strength of the Boers. During the earlier stages of the war in South Africa retired war correspondents and armchair strategists were in the habit of noting and criticising in the daily Press the progress ...

... GS. May, 1896, he was appointed bandmaster the Royal Inniskilling rusiieres. When the regiment returned from South Africa after the war, he found himself with scarcely any material for band, there being only some half-doaen men and a few untrained boys ...

... were Mr Chamberlain cover our two Republics with soldiers, the war would pursued with the same determination in the British Cohmics South Africa. The war has spread all over South Africa. The executions Cajie Colony NOT INTI AFISIKANDKRS. They revolt ...

... Yeomanry, now training at the Corragh, served far nineteen years in the itth Hussars. He erne its ad- jutant in the late South Africa War, and went through the fighting (or the relief Ladysmith, including the action, Coiemo, So ion Kap, Kraniz. Tugela Height ...

... to me, I should like a few facto concerning Orangemen and the war to made known. The City of Derry Grand Orange Lodge offered 200 men, good riders and good shots, to to South Africa. The War Ofhce did not accept it. The Newry Orangemen asked to be permitted ...

... they considered it their duty to give to the local regiment a warm-hearted welcome for the deeds done them in South Africa during the war. If they decided to give reception to the troops the best thing to do would be to appoint committee, and consult with ...