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... SOUTH AFRICA. IMPORTANT WAR OFFICE ACTION. ...
... that of the Boer prisoners of war there on parole have expressed their willingness to take the oath of allegiance and enlist in the British Army for service outside South Africa- THE WAR OFFICE AND LORD KITCHENER. The War Office on the 90th ult published ...
... wo do looting when occupy one of tbeir towns. It is toe«««g more and mora certain that this fearful conflict in South. Africa war of too Transvaal executive, and especially of “Oom Paul” Hewffltora sbigraAoefag pay in tiie end, not only with tart with ...
... O’CONNELL’S GRANDSON. A grandson of Daniel O’Connell has lost his life in South Africa. Before the war began went out to Johannesburg a clerk in the Consolidated Investment Company. When hostilities began be volunteered local trooper, and served one of ...
... witnessed there on Wednesday, on the departure for Aden of the 2nd Battalion Dublin Fusiliers, which haa been in South Africa throughout the war. ...
... floats free, greatly to the joy of our Empire and never .again will corruption and injustice have dominance in South Africa. The war may not yet be over as here and there skiratishing .on a more and less large scale may take place. Oreat is the glory ...
... -THHKE PENCE THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA, WAR AT PORTO NOVO 2,000 NATIVES KILLED AND WOUNDED —CAPTURE OF SLAVES. the arrival of the royal mail steamship Ethiope, Capt. French at Liverpool, we have advices from the West Coast of Africa, _ , The news is very important ...
... PERMITS FOB BOOTH AFRICA. The War Office hare leaned the following notice: In oonaeqneooe of the eatabllahment martial law all South Afrigan porta, it haa been dedded, with the condurfenoe of the Oorernmonte the Cue Colony and Natal, that and after January ...
... commissions was brought in by the Lord Chancsllor and read a first lima, lord Lovat, freshly returned from South Africa, criticised the War Office maps, the organisation of the remount denurtment. and the transfersooe of ofleers. wuaaenied lord Bagfam ...
... troops. The Boers issued what may termed counter-ultimatum October 8, and the terrible South African War began.- Hid tour through South Africa after the War occupied the autumn of and the spring of- 1908. Mrs. Chamberlain accompained him. Hie progress was ...
... Assays and the Union liner Soorkha, have been chartered by the Government for the conveyance of troops to South Africa. The Transvaal War Fund at the London Mansion House amounted on Monday evening to £427,000. ...