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... A grandson of Daniel COonnell baa lort his! life South Africa. Before the war began he went oat to Johannesburg clerk in the Consolidated Investment Company. When hostilities began he volunteered a* local trooper, and served os one of the Commander-in-Chiefs ...
... of dampness is almost a necessity. For want of this dampness wireless telegraphy has done very little good in South Africa during the war. Rut between ships at and lighthouses such means of communication will be invaluable, and may yet diminish many of ...
... of the pn»-Boers. but fortunately the British public would have none i. 1 ;t British feeling wax a* sound ever Sooth Africa, hat.ng war. but recuguisir* its necessity and determined not to it* results The Jodnaal Choua.ue4:- of the Privy Council heard ...
... Wynberg. Queen Victoria signified her intention of giving him a medal when returned from South Africa, but the War Office raised objections. He bad. however, miniature medals and clasps. The latter were for Diamond Hill. Johannesburg, Paardeberg, Dnetfontem ...
... WARNING TO EMIGRANTS. The Press Association »aya —The Emigrants' Information Office warn against going to >South Africa long th© war last?, in search of professional manual work. AMBASSADORS XMAS DAY DURBAN. (HCLTEB'S Monday. The United States, German ...
... Cent.. (Jd. Cl. Loan( Red. )6 p.et. Royal Canal Stock Hibernian Bank Provincial Bank . Irish Mining Company.. FRENCH WAR AFRICA. The Gaul, it would appear, has drawn the sword against the Moor, and thrown away the scabbard. A grand campaign will be ...
... THE BASIC HELMET. Mortimer M«□{>**• English artist who w«bl Sooth Africa daring the war. tays that ha knew nothing of campaigning or the article* DecMsarr for It. bought nertber tent nor pronaiona. Bat ana articl# which ha did chance to gat proved useful ...
... allowed escape through mmll openings and the softened tones, coming, apparently, from great THE ST THE WARDER BA' OF AFRICA. THE WAR MEDAL HOW BEING PREPARED FOR THE TROOPS. Th« mM tor the Mart WK iinctu c&mpeige will the west etfaeuTe end the oteat ornate ...
... that its telegraphic address.has been changed!” Have you had many telegrams .from Sooth Africa the war began?’ ; oniy the one that came on Friday. I sent it once the War Office.” SPANISH TRAMWAY STRIKES. SOVERNNEMT DECLARES A STATE «F SIEGE TQSOEjUI.) BAUCMiONA ...
... SOCTABI. (From tie Telegraph” Oonwpondent.) DOKSTAKTUfOITJ!, Out. 2. Massy those who hare lost relatirea ip Sooth Africa during the war -will be pleased to reed interesting ceremony which took place yesterday at the Scutari Cemetery, it is proof of the ...
... Oonmit SKTTLKM SOOTH ATWCM- Mr. TABER asked whether from country fa> South Africa tbs war, or wboa* term of dull then h*TO expired, wiahiag to wMle Sooth Africa the oonclxudoo the war would be able to obtain their diacharge there, without Ant returning to ...
... THE SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA Tn>; war r.ewa of tbe past week has been painful and irritating, but it would be mistake to suppose that it has been altogether bad. No nation can hope to carry on war, however successfully, without rereiving some hard knocks ...