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... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA 'Bhe war news from South Africa during the past week by no means of a hopeful nature. Affairs there seem still very unsettled, more than one serious mishap to our soldiers having recently occurred. Lord Kitchener, in his despatches ...
... the owners the German mail steamers Bnodasratb, General, and Herzog for seizors sad demurrage on tba asst coast of Africa during the war to the extest £87,500. This sum will be paid this week. The KILDARE OBSERVER eaa now procured at Hemrs BASON A SON'S ...
... Rev. Mr. Sadlier, Chaplain to the Forces at the Curragh Camp, has volunteered for service with the troops in South Africa during the war against the Boers. Io2sn Regiment. —Captain Spence, who joined at Aldershot on the Ist instant, is under orders to ...
... Cadogan, the great Chelsea landowner and former Viceroy. Mr who born in 18C9, waa Ist Life Guards. »d aenred in South Africa daring war- is soaolar yoang man, known h** SSmt?. ana it may be remembered that for tune he was financially interested in the Lyric ...
... hod distinguished rereer. He took part in operation in Sooth Africa m 1896, acted as Adjutant to the Mounted Infantry, and dmwatahca (London Gaaetto, March Bth, 181 m. In the South Africa® War was Special Service Officer in the Rhodesian Protectorate Regiment ...
... Act. The Earl of OJonmsll has arrived at Bishepgsonrt from England. As the winter season is now eossmcaelng in Sooth Africa, the War OSes has issued suggestion to these who wish to provide comforts for the troops that they will do best by providing warn ...
... Overseas Airways the outbreak ot last war. He has flown North Africa during the war years. He is a brother of Mr. Edward Sheppard. Chairman ot the Kildare NJV.C.A., and of Mr. Bill Sard, gold mining engineer. Tana. Africa. RATHANGAN WATER SHORTAGE. , . , it ...
... contract was'the repair of a fence town. No tenders were received, and the business fell through. DUBLIN FUBILIER3 LEAVE AFRICA. The War Office announces that the steamship Dominion sailed from Point on November 3. having on board-lst Dublin Fusiliers, ilajors ...
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... Kildtn troop, eoa.pow4 good rldara and riflo AoU, willing to properly offietnd and orgaaUed for Mtira terrlea to Sooth Africa doiisg tbo war; oaldiar and lira togeibar aa trooparg andar ordlaaiy aarrlca roodlUona, azecpt that Meh » ...
... the pro-Boers, but fortunately the British public would have none of it. British feeling was as sound ever about South Africa, hating war, but recognising its necessity and determined not to be cheated of its resolto. ...
... course, Mr. Frederic Villiers still young in years, but veteran in the craft of war artist, has gone out for the Graphic. The present is the third visit to Eastern Africa on war work for both these gentlemen, as well as for Messrs. Cameron and Burleigh. On ...