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... ASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. from the War Office : ~ We have reenive | the fellewing official despatches Prem the General of Communications to the Secre- tary of State for War :— Care Town, Lieutenant L. 8. , lat Guariis(c, gun- shot wound abdomen Private ...
... /kitesli beeps kwg kept in Smith Africa after the war, in addition to the Wawa' end Owsktoutery fortes. Hs did cot agree with the gloomy Pewham' of the right hoe. gentlemen oviosue se to the state of South Africa after the war if 'i.e policy d unconditional ...
... South Africa ENDING THE WAR. 242 BOERS CAPTURED. PLUMER ON THE MARCH. THE CAPE INVASION. THE PEACE REPORTS. BOER DELEVATE IN EN6L4ND. I Lord Kitchener wires to the Wet' Office this afternoon— Preterit. net April. Pro- Siete my report our columns have ...
... IRISH EDUCATION SYSTEM. THE PARSIMONY OF THE TREASURY. On:BMW-CO COMMENTS BY THE REV MR. MAHAFFY. SOUTH AFRICA: GUERILLA WAR STILL IN PROGRESS. AND BOERS ACTIVE. VARIOUS MOVEMENTS REPORTED BY GENERALS DFEPATOEI FROM LORD ROBIMUS. Loudon, Tuesday. The ...
... OPERATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA. (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIALS. } EAS INDON » Recruiting is being actively carried on here. Eighty men are leaving shortly to join the Imperial Light Horse, and nearly 300 have joined the Colonial Division, The South African ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. ————_~._-__- PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR TOWN, ‘The Cape Times states that tho Transkei in- waders marched upon Maclear. ‘The were prepared for the defence, and prevented the enemy from entering the town. Thirty farmers opposed the Boers for two ...
... proposed civil action for assault and imprisonment in connection with her deportation from South Africa, that the War Secretary will instruct the solicitor to the department to appear on behalf of Lord Kitchener, Lord Milner, Colonel Cocper, and Lieutenant- ...
... LONDON DAY BY DAY THE BOEKS AND THE BRITISH. THE BURGHEKS’ POLICY. ENGLISH FORCES AFRICA ORIGIN THE WAR. GENERAL BULLKR S PROCEEDINGS LORD KITCHENER’S NEW BOXING NIGHT LONDON. (FROM OUR CORKRSPONDKNT.) Daily Nation Office, 58 Fleet street. E.C., Wednesday ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. trem the War Office :— ‘We have received the {ellowing oficial despatches ‘THD FIGHTING, Cars Town. Lh tn Row of muna, Learns, Treeper F.C. Hollands, (ate Rbedesian Woe W Privates. Fienigaa, Private W. Lecbham (0, acciden- ...
... TH THE OPERATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA. — (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR sppcial.) BLOEMFONTELN, Tucespay. General Hutton has arrived bere and has bad a consultation with General Kelly-Kenny. The operations in the south-east of Orange ding River Colony are proceed ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIATS.) Peversporo, Arent. 11, Qe the arrival nere of General Plumer, 300 retired in the direction of Boers, under after blowing up 25,000 rounds ¢f smmanition at the station. A Leng Tom was removed. The inhaoitants ...
... LATEST TELEGRAMS. IN SOUTH THE WAR AFRICA, THE BRITISH FORCES. This Day. The War Office has just received from oir George White a telegram which left Ladysmith at 9-25 this morning. The coutents are not the B.itish furces. disclused, but it is ail was ...