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... THE WAR. (Press Association War Special). Graff Reinet, June Sentence passed courtmartial was publicly promulgated here to-day against an exconstable convicted of failing to report i presence of the enemy. . , Several columns are operating in this ana ...
... DURATION OF THE WAR The Lourenco Marques correspondent of the Daily Express' telegraphs Saturday—The last doctor attending the Boers arrived hero from Louis Botha’s commando. He says the war may last six months longer. MALIGNING TILE BOEBS. THE LATEST ...
... ANOTHER DISASTER IN SOUTH AFRICA. serious disaster which has befallen the British troops in South Africa will create a painful surprise. Lord Methuen has wounded and captured, fortpone, including three officers, been killed, five officers and seveuty ...
... AND THE WAR OVER. Southampton. Monday. Two officers and IS7 men of the Mounted Infantry and two officers and men of Ihe Royal Highlandera embarked Southampton in the transport Custodian for the Cape. Remount* to tho number of 346 were shipped, and further ...
... received. The weather now is extremely cold.—Reuter HOUSE BURNING IN SOUTH AFRICA. A HALF YEAR’S WORK. OFFICIAL RETURN London, Tuesday. A return of the buildings burnt South Africa from June, 1900, to January last, including farm buildings, mills, cottages ...
... THE BOER WAR OPERATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA. FROM KITCHENER. THE PURSUIT OF WET. ...
... SOCIALISTS AND THE WAR. Paris. M. Jauros, writing the “Petito Ilepubliqnc.” expresses regret that tho Opposition in the British Parliament should have bad tho courage urge the abandonment war, and says hopes that tho futile proceedings of the various ...
... SCOTCHMEN AND THE WAR. • Glasgow, Wednesday. This afternoon, the Glasgow Ycomanr , Volnnte«rrs. returned from the front, were publicly handed war medals George Square. Glasgow, the Lord Provost, and before a large military gathering. Mr Krndrick. Secretary ...
... SOUTH AFRICA FRlNCirti ATTACK ON • THE NAWRE OF THE HOMES the which existed to e degartmest la its e ci m il of 104 Weald mg an • pee I. teL i.e.-40 pane mine. netieg whet el the matey The et Agricaltare. 12 menthees, the loud UI Tahnital thip, sum at* ...
... THE WAR VOTE On the report of Supply, Sir REED said the Secretary for War had held out no hope a speedy termination of hostilities, but had rather suggested that the war would continue for a long time yet. There was no good in trying to bring hostilities ...
... Newcastle, will leave for South Africa. . The Somerset Light Infantry Militia, now stationed at Portland, to-day received instructions to prepare to embark for the Capo at an early date. The I ...
... JEWS AND THE WAR. London, Sunday. The Press Association says Dr Hermann Adler. Chief Rabbi, has received a telegram from Lord Roberts intimating that in compliance with the request addressed to him every facility will given to the Jewish soldiers in South ...