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... Roberts prescated to Maj. Simpson, Capt. Ciellibrand, and Capt. Hopkins and ill non-commissioned officers and men the South Africa war medal. The Commander-in-Chief lunched with Col. Gethin and the officiers of the 3rd Manchester Heist. ...
... MAIIENGE OCCUPIED BY BELGIANS. ENEMY HOTLY PURSUED IN EAST AFRICA. The War Office makes the following announcement about the_EastAfricti campaign At Oldeani Hill, immediately north of Lake Eyassi, a German detachment of three Europeans and 53 Askaris ...
... AFRICA. The war of deeoUtioa end extermination earned on the French in Africa was proceeding, but pestilence, the greet ally of the Arabs, was, we regret to observe, decimating the French army. The Toulonnais of the 27th nit. publishes letters from Algiers ...
... AFGHAN WAR. In reply to Sir G. CAMPBELL, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said be not name a day for a discussion of the Afghan treaty, løe subject could be brought forward oa going turanutitt of Supply or on the Appropriation bill. SOUTH AFRICA. On the ...
... Majesty:a Conuil to Forturue,e in West Africa, south of the Gulf u 2. The Queen graciously to cili a . Gerald Herbert Portal, Esq., CLL . „, Consul-General for Zanzibar, to be her id • Consul-General for German Feat Africa. WAR OFFICE, PALL-MgA, 3. 9th uneecs ...
... of the official yew wag 72 (with six mandiere on active service In lieu& Africa). War Office has approved of the formed= ad a cyclist company by the 4tli - V.B. the Quote's War at Kennington. The otic spirit in the oweetry the per his read in a great ...
... the whole course of the war might have been different. Gen. French, in acknowledging the presentation, which included a fine silver casket engraved and enamelled, said this was the second time since his return from South Africa that he had received • cordial ...
... that the commdttaehave recruited and equipped three and whalf beeledlene of momded Sherphootem for service in South Africa during the war. The total number recruited, 1,018, were cheese from over 5,200 applionata. It is pointed out that the trouble and ...
... AUL CHAMBERLADT AXD THE CAUSE OP THE WAR. A Birmingham gentleman who bud wratet to Mr. mating if it vms true that lie had ha ono of his speeches in South Africa that the war •• was the result of a has teceired the following reply : 40, Piiacem m timlril ...
... been graciously pleased to appoint Major Clande Maxwell MacDonald to be Her Majesty’s Commissioner on the West Coast of Africa. WAR OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JAN. 15. }mm—aumi Is.—Second Lieut. J. B. Johnson resigos his Com.Ur:;dle' Guards.—Capt. Lord William ...
... ARMY IN SOUTH AFRICA. The following telegrams have passed between the General Officer Commanding the Forces in South Africa and the Secretary of State for War : From the G.O.C. the Forces in S. Africa, to the Secretary of State for War. ...
... ; but they make no durable or effective impression on British public feeling, which is as sound as ever about South Africa, hating war ' regretting but recognizing Its necessity, and determined not to be cheated of its results. ...