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... terms of settlement differ trum those of Lord Milner, it is not easy to use why Lord Kitchener should leave South Africa. True, the war drags its slow length along. But under any other commander matters would probably be 0.) different. Even with our 14rge ...
... substitute, as he might be back from South Africa when the war is over he would be in his right, Mr. Toal—l would like to see whether it was appointing bi'llonald temporarily or till he would return from South Africa. Mr M' %lel:ion—There is • sort ot regulation ...
... d men of the Inniskolling I tragoolut and Inaiskilling Feathers who have loator may lose their livee in the present war in South Africa. Contrary to expectation the attend „ or e WWI not neetrly on large An woo alit alpaca. the number of towmpeople evccially ...
... piouipted the araoiotia giver. Nitatuy, as I hare said, this trogrameriatie wan very evideutaimar the berpuuing Of the war In Both Afric.,—a war whom disastrous conserpiences to so many of bee loyal sobJe,te adected tier Vs deeply, uoqieetrunsilay epeaketb, ...
... The Guerilla War in South Africa. Accounting for the Enemy. Lord Kitcheoer's report for the aces recoi . is 43 Boors killed, 16 ouoded, •.:91 pc: iouers, add 6 surreuders, There hss been considerable activity shown by our columns, and the enemy in Marl ...
... Interesting Letter from South Africa. Graphic DescripUoa of War Mr. H. W. Carroll, eon of Mr. Carroll who at present *tart of Works et the ot use new Yost In Etwoukiileu, wntee to his the foilowlog 'outvoting tattoo true :South Amu. Ihe is one of the ...
... South Africa. A despatch was received at the War e:i.re on Tues.lay from Lord Kitchener redurting that since July 29th 344 Boers had been put out of action and a large quantity el tails, ammunition and stock captured. The snatch ai4o indicate, the positions ...
... The WAR! BOER OR BRITON? A new sod thrilling War Story. kid in flostb Africa, will be in nail week. Order copies early. EVENTS OF THE WEFIL. Passing Christmas. Up till Tuesday very little news reached us tress the War Zone Cure our last publication. There ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. hisk Casualties. The War ack Monday nieta WNW Ye fallowing Royal Posilloro—Privato I. li :. wed : wosaded, sod Privam J. aliobtly wounded, at Repo Dasstabar IL J. Royal Inamakilliag dial aa Moldolburg, as Ilkololli ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Accounting for the Enemy. Boers Repulsed with Heavy Lose. Lord Kitebener's weekly return reports 31 Boers killed, 17 wounded, 352 prisoners, and 35 eurrenders, besides the usual of supplies and ammunition. - Another report states in an ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Improvement in the Position. Tbe tel. grams from South Africa show that consider.dile improvement has taken place in Cape Colony. Kritzireirer'a defeat by Colonel Gorringe was of the inast decisive character. Twenty of his num were killed ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Duration of Hostilities. Paget le around WARII• and Pienaars• River, clearing the d,trict initn,lia , ely to tho tiortli•went Pretoria, and .oiling and pacifying the in• tervening reentry. Hilt tone. lying of the Kra. gerelorp l.a. pr ...