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... SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR AT THE >JG THE MAILS BY THE BOERS ANOTHER ATTACK-DEFEAT OP THE ENEMY BY BAKEB. A Times Durban telegram says—The Boers have stopped the down mails Heidelberg. The official letters were opened. All the Boer army near Heidelberg. action ...
... SOUTH AFRICA THE BABOTO WAR. London. Tcmdai. —Thu Colonial Offlco have pub- Ushed the following despatch from Sir G. C. Strachon, Admioiatrator at the Cape, the Colonial Secretary:—“December 10th. Basutoland there ia improvement. Carrington i« atill ...
... S. AFRICA; PEACE OR WAR? THE ANNOUNCEMENT that elections are to be held next spring in South Africa on a one-person, one vote basis, must mean the end of white minority rule. But will it also mean peace? There are many elements which do not want democracy ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR DEBT. (South Africa Special.) Johauneßbnrg, September 26—At meeting of the South African Aeaotiation here last night the Chairman, Mr. Soloman, dwelt upon the war deb*. He laid the Britiah taxpayer had an idea that the people in ...
... ft Government. We had to oat oar eyes abroad more than one direction. In South Africa, though the war in which we had been engaged had happily been ended, yet there had began straggle which, I am sorry to say, has not reached its terminationa straggle ...
... EAST AFRICA. WAR CABINET’S CONGRA TULATIONS. The following telegram has been sent to the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief East African Expeditionary Force;— “On the occasion of your driving the last remaining enemy force from German East Africa, the ...
... raising of Irish Guards by order of Queen Victoria in commemoration of the bravery shown by tho Irish Regiments in the South Africa:! war. There was a large attendance of officers and men of the regiment, together with many past officers and a large general ...
... LAST GERMANS AFRICA. The War Office announces—ln compliance with the terms of the armistice concluded with Germany, the German force under General Von Letlow-Vorbeck surrendered on the morning of November on the Chamberi River south of Kasama, Northern ...
... DEATHS IN SOUTH AFRICA The War Office issued the following telegram on Sunday evening:— From the General of the lines of communication to the Secretary of State for War:— Capetown, Saturday, e.lfi p.m. (telegram).— Driver A. W. Bartham, Royal Hons Artillery ...
... Belfast, yesterday, when they beat Ulidians, the Ulster touring side, by three goals two. The Leadership of Smuts. South Africa at War. ...
... For week ending October 27, 1899. The Bight Hon. JOSEPH CHAMBEBLAHf, M.P., Dr. FOB THE CARNAGE INCURRED IN HIS WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. “This war is absolutely unnecessary.”—Sir Edwabd Clarke, M.P., October 19,1899. ...
... Saw Churchill Speaking of seeing Churchill a young war correspondent in those now distant years of the Boer War, Mr. Gardiner said: “We were out in the veldt, not far from Spion Kop, in Natal, when Churchill came up through our lines. I saw him. He came ...