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... For week ending October 27, 1899. The Bight Hon. JOSEPH CHAMBEBLAHf, M.P., Dr. FOB THE CARNAGE INCURRED IN HIS WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. “This war is absolutely unnecessary.”—Sir Edwabd Clarke, M.P., October 19,1899. ...
... leave by the Gaika on Friday for South Africa. WAR RKLIEF FUND. London, Toesday—Down to-night about £430,000 has been received at the Mansion House in aid of the Transvaal War Fund. EAST LANCASHIRES FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Jersey, Tuesday.—Amid scenes of unparalleled ...
... THE AFRICA. BOEE PROCLAMATION—THE WAR TO ON—SCHEEPER CAPTURES MURRAYSBCRG—AMERICAN DEMOCRATS AND THE BOER CAUSE. London, Wednesday.—A Brussels message to the “Morning Post” says—According despatch from Lourenco Marques, Mr. Schalk Burger and Mr. Steyu ...
... expected to embark a large number of slaughtered oxen for the troops in South Africa. WAR RELIEF FUND. London, Sunday.— Down to Saturday night the Lord Mayor of London’s war relief fund amounted to £120,000. Saturday’s subscriptions included £lO5 (fourth ...
... Ammunition Column at the Grand Depot Barracks, Woolwich, prior to their leaving England to-morrow lor active service in South Africa. The war transport Englishman left Queenstown this afternoon for Capetown with five officers and 128 men of the 3rd Division Ammunition ...
... they trust that no considerations will interfere with the complete establishment of British supremacy in South Africa.” fPRESS ASSOCIATION WAR RPECIAT.. . BOEB STEATEGY AT TINTXVA PASS. Durban, October 18.—An official despatch from Glencoe states that British ...
... The Government Commission to consider claims for the compensation of those foreigners who were deported from South Africa during the war, this morning took the evidence of Earl Roberts at Westminster Palace Hotel. His Lordship dealt with plots made against ...
... some of the impatience that is being shown at home is due to the natural desire ot refugees who were driven from South Africa by the war to return to their homes and resume their employment. Lord Roberts has assurances that they will be allowed to return ...
... a large number of navvies on the png engine overturned. SOUTH AFRICA. WAR OFFICE DESPATCH IMPORTANT ORDERS BY SECRETARY FOR WARSTRONG ACTION OF THE GOVERN- MENT. London, Wednesday.—The War Office this evening issued the following despatch from Lord Kitchener; ...
... enemy false or, rather, underhand practice, from the highest British military authorities which have in South Africa. war has bean prolonged Africa. Who blame ? Oa'bs neutrality were broken. Who is blame ? Ask any one, and they will tell you that it was caused ...
... upon Pretoria. As it is, the calculations of our military council at the War Office have been upset by the feeble estimates of our intelligence department in South Africa. When war was declared it was supposed that the Boer fighting force numbered no more ...
... of soldiers settling in South Africa after the war was now under consideration by departmental committee. Questioned by Mr. MacNeili, Mr. WYNDHAM stated that Lord Stanley, M.P., was serving as chief Press censor in Africa, three other M.P.’s were acting ...