... The war in South Africa having necessitated the calling out of the army reserve for service with the regiments to which they belong, His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has issued the followivg order :— “The places of all men in the employment of the Irish ...

... Cinematograph War Films. After having made two trips through South Africa before the Declaration of War with the Transvaal, we, the Bioscope Co., have again despatched zn operator with the Bioscope Camera with orders to procure scenes of everything of ...

... Editorial Notes. We have received several letters on the The War. subject of the campaign in South Africa where many of our kith and kin are fighting the battles of their country and their Queen. Now is not the time to discuss the causes which led to ...

... Hospital for three wonths, suffering not only in body, but also to the tune of sixteen shillings a week. War Cr We take the following from the lLondon The War Lry Letter writer of the ¢ Irish Times” :— «Tn spite of the great activity in the Recruiting Department ...

... R.I.C. and the War. issuel by Sir Andrew Reed, K.C.8,, 1.G., to the Royal Irish Con- stabulary :— DuBLIN CASTLE. Fund for the Relief of the Widows and Orphans of Irish Soldiers and Sailors of Her Majesty’s Forees Killed in South Africa. I have received ...

... What's in a Name ! into such prominence since the outbreak of the war with the Transvaal, was named after the wife of General Sir Harry Smith. His marringe was a romance of the Napoleonic wars. When the British under Sir Arthur Wellesley (afterwards Duke ...

... the widows and orphans of soldiers and sailors at present engaged inthe war in South Africa. This will, I expect, be the largest amount that any county force in Ireland will subscribe. .\.IR. Brrr, R.M., of Enmiskillen, who was once a well-known police ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 215, 1899 Uigq Editorial Notes. In view of the fact that the Tmperial Irish Government has become embroiled in a war Patriotism. with the Transvaal Republic, it ix within the bounds of possibility that police duty in [reland may be substantially ...

... Whether this course has been adopted in view of possible disturbance in the City during the Christmas holidays, the War in South Africa, or the present dynamite scare regarding public buildings and military barracks in particular, we are unable to say ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 1899. The tide of popular feeling in Ireland in Irish connection with the Transvaal war has Patriotism. happily been completely turned by the reports from the battlefield of the valour of the Dublin Fusiliers. Irishmen of every ...

... Fund for the Widows ands Orphans of Irish Soldiers killed in South Africa. Mr McArdle, the popular and well-known Distrizt-Inspector of Belfast, Captain of the world-famed tug-of-war team, will sever his connection with the Force on the 31st instant. ...

... recurr ence of this_day conjure up before him! In all our Colonies and Dependencies, in sunny India, in South Africa with all the panoply of war, in evera' quarter of the globe, what myriads there are of Irish kith and kin, over whom Christmas Day sheds ...