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... SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR AT THE >JG THE MAILS BY THE BOERS ANOTHER ATTACK-DEFEAT OP THE ENEMY BY BAKEB. A Times Durban telegram says—The Boers have stopped the down mails Heidelberg. The official letters were opened. All the Boer army near Heidelberg. action ...
... SOUTH AFRICA THE BABOTO WAR. London. Tcmdai. —Thu Colonial Offlco have pub- Ushed the following despatch from Sir G. C. Strachon, Admioiatrator at the Cape, the Colonial Secretary:—“December 10th. Basutoland there ia improvement. Carrington i« atill ...
... ft Government. We had to oat oar eyes abroad more than one direction. In South Africa, though the war in which we had been engaged had happily been ended, yet there had began straggle which, I am sorry to say, has not reached its terminationa straggle ...
... DEATHS IN SOUTH AFRICA The War Office issued the following telegram on Sunday evening:— From the General of the lines of communication to the Secretary of State for War:— Capetown, Saturday, e.lfi p.m. (telegram).— Driver A. W. Bartham, Royal Hons Artillery ...
... For week ending October 27, 1899. The Bight Hon. JOSEPH CHAMBEBLAHf, M.P., Dr. FOB THE CARNAGE INCURRED IN HIS WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. “This war is absolutely unnecessary.”—Sir Edwabd Clarke, M.P., October 19,1899. ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TELKOUAIU.] THE WAR ZULULAND. The Pit«B Association informed that the csprcaiicU its reaJinc-s accept i.'jO.Uiai from the Government of Natal in final settlement all claims against the colony account of the Zulu war charges. ...
... leave by the Gaika on Friday for South Africa. WAR RKLIEF FUND. London, Toesday—Down to-night about £430,000 has been received at the Mansion House in aid of the Transvaal War Fund. EAST LANCASHIRES FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Jersey, Tuesday.—Amid scenes of unparalleled ...
... small army designed to “go anywhere and do anything. Two Army Corps are in course of being placed in the field in Sontb Africa. The war strength each follows : —Officers and men, lIH.UbT ; guns, HO; carts and wagons, 1573 ; horses and mules, 12.54 H. Thus ...
... expected to embark a large number of slaughtered oxen for the troops in South Africa. WAR RELIEF FUND. London, Sunday.— Down to Saturday night the Lord Mayor of London’s war relief fund amounted to £120,000. Saturday’s subscriptions included £lO5 (fourth ...
... British troop* through BunaeM territory, accompanying a (reah expedition to Tuonan, if expedition aboold be Decenary. WAR IN AFRICA. War baa broken out between the aborigines Cape Palmas and the Republic of Liberia. Bblobask, TaonanAT.— lt is stated that ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office on Tuesday evening issued the following telegram, received from General Forrestier Walker A visiUng patrol, Shropshire Light Infantry—Sergeant Mickleburg and Private Taylor—were both severely wounded by man in ...
... College, and third contribution from Pettigo. Farther eontributione which may be sent us will be duly acknowledged. THE WAR AFRICA. ...