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... also been pleased, to appoint T. it Ktily, Esq., N.D., to be an Assistant-M1agistrate for the district of Natal, in South Africa. WAR OFFICE, DEC. 24. a 11th Light Dragoons.-Brevet Major J. Douglas, to cl be Major, by purchase, vice Jones, promoted to the ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. 1, I WAR BETWEEN THE BRITISH AND THE NATIVES ON THE GOLD COAST. , The African Company's royal mail steamship 31aegregor f Laird, Captain Croft, arrived in the Afersey at an early s hour on Tuesday morning, with the mails from the ...
... Livingstone, Esq., to be her Majesty's Consul -ih the district of Quillimane, Senia, and Tete, on the -eastern coast of Africa. WAR OrFIcE, FEB. 2. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards.-Lieut. Sir B. P. Henniker, art., to be Captain, by purchase, vice the Hon ...
... bicycle in o ?? riders to the nearest telegraph station, This is the first tihe that the bicycle has been t used in South Africa for war purposes. in ...
... the present centres.. Their foreign missions had suffered greatly in India by the plague cud famine, curl in South Africa by the war. They possessed a large nurmber of stations in the Transvaal. Orange IFree State, and. Natal, and in consequence of the ...
... clit'2 ?? the Gold Coast of Africa. Wherever war is goiegdn\ war correspondents appear. They must leave widows and orphans behind them sometimes, and it is due to us to recollect such hardships as they undergo in time of war. (Cheers.) I thank you very ...
... ministerial circles it is understood that the sum the Government will immediately ask for to meet the charges of the war in South Africa will certainly not be less than twenty millions. Sir William Miller, a well-known Ulster medical man, died at his residence ...
... unconquerable aversion to engage in little wars, and we naturally shrank from the idea of exposing the lives of our brave blut unseasoned soldiers to the frightful climate and ?? swamps of Western Africa. The war was forced upon us; and so loth were wve ...
... l-owerfal propose to place in Victoria Bl .e Park, Portsmouth, to the memory of shipmates in )f who perished in the South- Africa War, will b3 w d constructed by Messrs. G. Young and Son, of hi e Southsea, from a design preparcd by Fleet- (I IS E gineer ...
... th e, An impressive memorial service for all officers W and men of the Royal Artillery who have fallen I in South Africa during the war was held at Wool- Tu wich Garrison Church on Thursday, the service ang beiug conducted by the Rev. E. Moseley (Senior ...
... s'andiug' still. advancing. or retreating were alike 1 difficult. and the first two of them impolitic itd that S in Africa he maide war On behalf of England against sa a b. rbaric ruler who had no: done us the smallest C ir;urv. and sowed the seeds of ...
... in 1898, since which be was stationed Ao e it (Wibrltar. While home on leave- last suminer a he wass ordered to South Africa, beforo war w* a deelared, forming No. 1 Natal Bearer Company, le was present at the battles around s Ladyemitb, and in Ladysmith ...