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... Glasgow Barracks for the 2nd Scottish Rifler to embark at Glasgow for South Africa on the 23rd. Th• god battalion Seaforth Highlanders embark at Glasgow on the 21st for South Africa. Trustworthy intelligence from the westeng herder of the Transvaal and Orange ...
... -- NEWS OF BADEN-POWELL. MORE CASVALTIRS. Losaion. Saab, The Praia A..entiation the War Leaned let• to.earitt telegr Trois tie*oral, Cepa Taws, to Saerataq At for War. _ . Town, fisinday. 4.40 Loni Methuen report,. aa follown:—Leut II A Cliondos Pole ...
... I. the ewes ef • ihirrt. to Who ol tlee lromrtnlt pagnme to•day ate Pope referred to the earroo with he tb• unhappy war ia Booth Africa. that he estaratly payed for = mai. eatoeslioa prim mil As inismsk al ...
... on killing, returned. however, to I the Nek, in he rear of which the Gordian' crouched behind ths boulders. GERM ANY AND THE WAR ANTI-lENGLISH FEELERS. berllll. Monday. Tho avespers pablish with a appursaco of reluctance the of the &Walt victory at Elan&hawk ...
... preached to our troops in the facie of the enemy: in the House of every propose/ required for Um vigorom prosecution of the war hae met with montane* from the mane quarter. The lemea thee meduoualy taught will not, think, soon be forgotten by the people ...
... Noraing. Proem Association states ehortly after , midnight the following despatch was posted at the War Moe Prom General Officer Natal to Secretary for War. received 24th, 11 p m—Ladysmith, October Nth, 9 m. - inforintition receive! yesterday showed that ...
... the Cape commend, left Waterloo this morning for Southampton, en root, to South Africa. He was accompanied to Waterloo by Mr Fleetwood Wilson, &insistent Secretary at the War Office, with whom he woo engaged in conversation up to the tune the train started ...
... in South Africa to-day causes regret awl shame rather than eaprise military stoles is an additional argument for those who on incensed at lack of preparations for this, or, indeed, any, atruggle against white men on the part of obsolete War Departs/et ...
... Several shells have dropped in the town.—Renter. AI'OTTIEII ACCOUNT. (P A War Special). London, Tuesday. Immediately the disaster became known there woe a of inquirers to the War Office. An the morning peoplo pressed eagerly_ . into the little vestibule ...
... LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TO THE RUMOURED DISAFFECTION OP A BASUTO CHIEF TALES OF VI CTORY. (P. A. War Spinal). Marrero, Nov. Sri . . _ It is generally reported ti;t:ii;;•Bsuito chief, Joel hf•lopo t ha. been terrorised by ! false socounte of victoria. ...
... President downwards everybody for fighting, and the United Republic believed the war would lost from four to viz months. by which time they QS Bast) would poises 'Booth Africa. May, who in a pigeon fancier. wee Amsted at Pretoria. so that the Boers might ...
... INTERVIEW WITH HOER. COMMANDANT. POSITION IN RHODESIA MORE PRALSES OF BOER (OERTESY. P.A. War Special). HOLONIL psumra ON MN ewer. Festcourt, Friday. 1 p.m. I (P.A. War Special). Dr Brisco, who had charge of the Red Cross Tull. Neveoptier sth. train which ...