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... THE GARRISONS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War OfSoe has finally decided tbat tha following regiments shall remain in South Africa after Sir Garnet Wolseley comes home: —Third Battalion 60th Rifles, 9lßt, Seoond Battalion 58th, and 94! h Regiments These will ...
... AFRICA. STOP THESE WAR BOOKS. A Soldier’s Retort to General Crazier. LIBEL ON THE ARMY. ...
... slight gain of ground (he expense of heavy losses. Our casualties were under 100. EFFECTIVE FIGHTING IN EAST AFRICA. WAR OFFICE, Wednesday. EAST AFRICA. —In the western area the German forces have been driven from the Mahenge district by the combined operations ...
... positions captured us that neighbourhood. In case his attacking troops were com- «ly repulsed. co-operate in EAST AFRICA. WAR OFFICE, Wednesday. Africa : Commencing on June 10, J'dions were undertaken by our forces tn'-indi with the object of clearing the from ...
... THE DISEMBODIMENT OF THE MILITIA. In expectation of the complete cessation of hostili- ties in South Africa, the War Office is taking steps for the early disembodiment of a considerable portion of the militia now under arms. It is understood that the ...
... MASSACRES ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. EXPECTED WAR WITH NEW CALABAR. Information reached Liverpool yesterday, per mail ateauer Roquelle, which has arrived Hammrg from the West and South-Weat of Afr ca, tbat her Majesty's ship Deooy, with Consal Hunt ...
... had never descended to such tactics, and he should always advocate a hearing to each side. Proceeding, he said the South Africa war was sufficient condemnation of the Tory Party. The last Government had mandate to touch their education, and the Liberals ...
... beveticial Acts had been passed. The main question, however, of the election was bound to be that of the future of South Africa. War was a great evil, but circumstances had justified the present operations which were nearing termimation. It seemed to him ...
... DEATHS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office last evening issued the following telegram from the General of the Lines of Communi. cation to the Secretary of State for War:— “CAPETOWN. Saturday, 4.15 p.m. “Driver A. W. Bartham, Royal Horse died November 23; ...
... in Cheshire. and fieid. —Addresa Box 5, Telegrapa Shetf- ANTED, to undertake Sale of the Standard Work on \ in on; South Africa, “War with Boers,’ spiendid opening for intelligent. man; for and dis- trict ; terms and field. State particulars to “Art,” ...
... EAST AFRICA. The War Office made the following announcement yesterday : Telegraphing on August 16, Lieutenant-General Smuts reports that on the previous day our forces, advancing from the Nguru Mountains, reached, after overcoming slight opposition, the ...
... unveiled the tablet and placed chaplets of laurels on the replica and the South Africa War Memorial. Proceeding through lines of soldiers to the town’s memorial of the Great War, ho placed a laurel wreath thereon. The Last Post was sounded by two buglers ...