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... object. She tiaches, that war in certain might be mrengthener to against their , circumstances is when waged by an in- Mother. in &lath Africa. lfe believed that all depelident state to vindicate undoubted Irishmen in Soul, Africa. with the possible ! right ...
... sympathy with Borah Africa, and who were tryiag to eliminate British supremacy. The in the colosy lad their early with the !moth and with Holland, and were mead to be called Sri subject. (prolonged ahem). U Greet Britain , mat ta war with a Jamie Poem ...
... How:Aoki Cavalry, it was arranged that the three squadrons comp:iaing the Composite Regiment selected for service in South Africa thnnl,l parade to-dos at Alhany street. Barracks. Reg,'ot Park. to be inspected by his Royal Ili; !mess, cod to hear farewell ...
... year, ago. and served in the Gold Coast and Ashanti Wars. Then he went to Egypt with • command at headquarters, and afterwards had a command in the Home District. Ant acquaintance with South Africa was made in 1884. when he went. to Bechuanaland to command ...
... the aremal of Army nurses attired in characteristic who go out in the same steam i Si South Africa. and in trying to identity the leading functionaries from the War Office of the staff by whom Lord Roberts is arromp•nied to the frost. ...
... departure for the , frost fie War Office announced at 11.40 that no more news would be Moved to-night. TRANSPORTS AND TROOPS. TROOPS GET AN ENTKUSLANTIC SEND Of F AT SOUTHAMPTON. The Union Steamship C 'a left Soothsurpton for South Africa Jill. afternoon, 'moil ...
... CRITICAL SITUATION. Woolwich, Tuesday. Another battery of Royal Artillery ithe 73rd) has been selected for service in South Africa. This makes the fifth battery under orders for the Cape. the others beam 18th, 28th. 02nd. and 75th. Before seat month the ...
... Ottawa, Sunday Lieutenaut-Oulonel Otter to Africa in , command of the Cinadian tontingeut. Twenty ! 1 decusand volunteers, including eight handretC Frenchmen and French Canadians, applied to be sent to South Africa in response to the call. The Government ...
... from Sir Homeni Vincent. M P. that the Yo lue should, under certaiis conditions, be ' to take past in the South Africa& Mr Wyndham. M P. Under War, writing on 24th jest, again arosched Lord Lansdowne ou the ject of your !otter. and lie egress with me thinking ...
... arranges OF THE GUNS. ,ed, f t ; the cia7t i e t r h ot tbeir Li r the I:Hail' (Piero Association War Special.) for the trinsport of troops to South Africa. London, 7itursday Night. , Gibraltar, Thursday. Press Associatiost's Woolwich corms- Th .t o i ...
... and az Relief Fund he £l9OOO. A KINSAI.E . IIAN MLLE° AT MAFMING. I Mr T H Walsh, of Bandon. las received s telegram from the War annonscinV i t a il his brother, Mr Nicholas J Walsh, vu in made some days ago from The late Mr Walsh, who is • native of Linea* ...
... h tonnapze of 5.366. was to Wore Palled Is, non, row for South Africa with the 61st 16tt.ry Royal Artillery and a troop of the Dragoon Guards. but to-night an order received from the War Office delaying her d. partere Instil Sunday is order to embark ...