... QUR LOSSES IN SOUTH AFRICA, The War Oftice on Tuesday night issued an abstract of the casualties to the Field Force in South Africa to the 9th inst. From this it appears that 311 ofticers were killed or died of wounds, 844 were wounded, and 193 missing ...

... Peninsular War, In the latter com]nifln the regiment served in all the fourteen memorable battles, and Wellington became its staunch admirer, It has served brilliantly in India, and also in Africa —the Kaffir War of 1851.3, the Afghan War, the Zulu ...

... that the war with the Transvaal was just. In view of what might be the attitude of the natives towards the conquered people at the end of the campaign, he thought the Government were not sending out sufficient troops to South Africa. Since the war commenced ...

... 1926 been a lord in•Wititiug to the ID* and a captain of the Scot* Guards. He semi with the Bret battalion in the South Africa i War, and before that be was A.D.O to Earl Cadcgan when of Ireland, and A.L.C. to H. Paget, commanding tho First MOPS First ...

... Jersey from South Africa, contains all the elements dear to the writer of romance. Bell is about twenty-one years of me.: Four years ago he grew tired of his surroundings„ sad ran away from boom. He got to South Africa while the war war raging, and joined ...

... INTERESTING STATEMENT. Over n year ago when the country was depleted of a great part of the regular army through the war in South Africa, the \War Office suddenly enlled upon those reservists who bad passed the age of active service, to rejoin the colours. George ...

... Ictent work foe the money they them. They had done a great deal to reduce the great burden el debt which came throw+ South Africa war, but they were famine one million a year left in interest on the national debt than when they took office. He was quite ...

... formed, to apply pressure for the introduction of such a measure. The adverse expressions of Irish opinion on the South Africa war had not had the slightest effect in leading him to these conclusions, but so long as the great majority of Irish Nationalists ...

... the horrors of war by a picture which he has named Harvest, an ambulance waggon full of wounded soldiers, with other soldiers lees seriously wounded walking beside it, being driven along a hot, dry, dusty road in South Africa. war picture of a more ...

... and Lord Kitchener had fallen throngh, and that the dreary tale of the war was to go on. The Estimates presented and voted on referred to a war in West Africa, a war in East Africa, and a military expedition in Somaliland, the pursuit of the ...

... despateh have been made. From Simla it s stated that three Brigades have been warned to prepare to leave for South Africa. ENGLISH WAR FORCES READY. Our own military prepar.tions are complete ard eight brigades of home troops are ready to procied to the ...

... closer =by friendly negotiation or treaties of on, he alludes to South Africa in the following terms: Much care, too, will be demanded in the settlement of South Africa after the war, which has left behind it such grave traces of devastation. To do this ...