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... Coldrtnan Guardu «t nor iliem. I also wish to remark that the reomy which was euUartad focttoJUnitooJaplAina who want to the war Africa wa» hapAaA to tha Patriotic Uuiul. and there is .•a ...
... young Hawley took to the woods seer by to pi. pare himself by pistol practice for work ex pen.' do among the antics. of Africa. Rio ;WWI war sendentally discharged. and the ball penetrated his skull behind nght ear, lodging in Oh. brain. report of pktol and ...
... South Africa in the war they have undertaken in order to regain their national independence- It teels prompted express admiration well for the heroism shown their manly resistance, as for the generous and humane way which they have carried the war, and ...
... the gates by all the head men of the villages anil other iutiuential Mussulmans tendering their allegiance. SOUTH AFRICA THE BASUTO WAR. London, Monday, The following telegram was received d-y at the Colonial from the Covernor of Natal, dated Sunday Captain ...
... Wool. wieb for tillirAltar, where the regiment will be made up to foil streugth of 1,003 wen, and procoed to South Africa. A TRW WAR VEr.Sfie A new 14-gun eurvette, I'ylades, was lasoched today at Sheernen. Si.,. will ho the strongest vessel of bar type ...
... resolution, by majority of 38 to 3, warn ins the British Government the fatal consequence* which may ensue to South Africa if the war against the be-continued. In another resolution, carried a majority of 22 to 15, too Volktraad protest* against the influence ...
... the dead; while to the large maj.srity of people whose knowledge of geography was meagre, his long sojourn in the wilds Africa WAR altogether inexplicable. His friend, Sir Roderick Murchison, the President of the Royal Geographical Society, invited him ...
... necessary (or the Government to take up military positions which strengthen the defensive power of India against aggression. In Africa a war which we deplored, and would have averted had been possible, has been brought to a close under conditions which promise ...
... (BY TELEGRAPH.) THE TRANSVAAL WAR. London, Friday. A telegram received the War Office states that the Tamar, with the H7th Regiment on board, arrived Durban yesterday. The following telegram has been received at'the War from the General Officer commanding ...
... map* and one volume. There are three Africa* known at horoe people. There Ibe Car and Augustine and Pomponiua Mela, to nrbicb men go (or health, to study antiquities, or to kil wild hoars. There South Africa, which war ami the Stock Exchange has taught ua ...
... lie took the hint and the girl. NEWS OF THE WEEK. 'the surieinler of Mapoch and Mainppoor to the Boer.' ends the South Africa war, at least fur the present. order appearol in the to of Friday night declaring all copieit of the lliuhf newepala•r of tie ...
... in the territory—the 21st, 58th, and 94th—while the single cavalry regiment (the Ist Dragoon Guards) left in South Africa after the war was not] long ago sent India. To crush the Boer rebellion mounted troops will be absolutely necessary, as the rebels ...