... Transvaal War. A bag message from the Commatider.in-Chiel in Beath Africa announces a certain amount of progress in redone parts of the wide area over which he bolds temporary sway, in the shape of country cleared, food and live-stock captured, and ...

... appointed commandant of the forces in that town. There will he over 11,0 X) men in the new division for South Africa, and when they reach the theatre of war, Sir Redeems Buller will have, including Colonial and local contingents, more than 120,000 men under Lis ...

... THE war. COMFORTS FOR TROOPS AT THE FRONT. APPEAL BY LADY CHESHAM. TO THE EDITOR THE BUCKS HEUAI.O. Dear Sir.— Having recently returned from South Africa, and knowing so well how very much warm clothing and various kinds of comfort* are wanted and appreciated ...

... the county forces, and that @ notice to thig | effect be sent by the Seere' tary to the War ; The tary, Mr. G. Fell, now 7 the following reply from the military War Office, London, S.W. | 20th Fe! reference to your letter of the 3t b 1909,” | Tam directed ...

... THR WAR CAPTURE OF CRONJE—ANDTHECOST. Private (3532) C. Dudley, F Company, Oxfordshire RKevt., 6th Division, Field Force, South Africa, has written an interesting letter to Mr. G. Thorpe, of the Victoria Inn, Aylesbury. It is dated March 20, Bloemfontein ...

... your readers will Kitchener’s appeal for our troops, now the South African winter is coming on, and to-day’s papers give us “War Office suggestions’ as to the things most desired by the men. The Aylesbury Division Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Families Asso- ciation ...

... Transvaal War. Lord Roberta reports the discovery of another plot against his life. The conspirators bad proposed to blow up St. Msry's Church, Johannesburg, at the time of the morning service on November IN. General Clements his routed Delarey's force ...

... Transvaal War, Two despatches from Lord } tcbeoer were published on Tuesday morning. Boring last week nineteen Boers were killed, fourteen are known to have been wounded, 238 were taken prisoners, and seventy-one surrendered. The spoils included 288 wagons ...

... THE WAR. LETTER FROM A GUARDSMAN. The following letter has been received from Lance-Sergeant W. Swallow, 2nd Batt. Grenadier Guards, now in South Africa, by his friends who reside at Amersham:— ' I now take the opportunity of nr rather, lying down, and ...

... BUC No. 3331 -Vol. LXV. I3VCKS. PROPOSED MEMORIAL TO BUCKS MEN WHO HAVE FALLEN IN THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. 'Plitt COMMITTEE appointed at the Backs Easter ~ , u arter Sessions, 19.1, to consider this subject, propose that the Memorial should c nsist of ...

... to Sonth Africa. Mrs. Baker left with two children—a boy and a girl—and has means whatever. RETURN AN AYLESBURY MAN FROM THE FRONT. Private Caudery, of the First Oxfordshire Light Infantry, has this week returned home invalided from South Africa. He was ...

... Transvaal War. Five thousand more Yeomanry, for service in youth Africa, are called for by the War Office. Tney are to be used as complementary drafts for the depleted units already at the front. A schedule of the conditions of enlistment will be issued ...