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... News remarks that the practically return for Galway of Mr Lynch, who has been in of • regiment os the Boer in the South Africa war, may raise an isterestiag emaitratimal ae to ha eligibility for • meat in Parliament Is 1110, who was sentenced to servitude ...
... e candidate, when he defeated by 51 votes in • total poll of 1,2:17. After the outbreak of the Tranavied War he went out to South Africa as a War Correspondent, and, at the request of Mr Kruger. organise I the Second Irish Hri:ade, which ()per:lied in ...
... OPPOSITION AND ITS LICADEIL One may excuse foreign newspapers, inspired by Boer gold, who persist in treating the war in South Africa as a war commenced by the Imperial Government, when we find the titular leader of Her Majesty's Opposition practically holding ...
... DEFECTIVE RIFLES IN SOCTII AFRICA. THE War Office has issued orders for a thorough inspection of all rides now lying in stores, and which would have been served out to troops departing for the Cape as having passed the ordinary tests. This course has ...
... e, is most deplorable. In any war, sick wounded soldiers have had to lie out in th e (pen, exposed to the elements, unattended, and suffering terribly. This is unavoidabk and inevitable as a temporary concomitant of war. It is to be deplored, but not ...
... THE CONNAUGHT RANGERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. To the Editor of the Tablet. - SIR—My attention has been called to a letter addressed to you by the Bishop of Limerick, commenting on your correspondent's Letter from the Front. It is impossible for we in South ...
... FIELD OPERATIONS IN SOCTII AFRICA. TO TIM KOITOK or THE GALWAY EXPIO:I44. Sin,—Will yon kindly allow an out sobli e r to say that in a recent Wow of the Evening Mail I read that a distinguished ftomr. now in London. lately said, in expressing his semi ...
... _MR. BALFOUR ON THE WAR. Mr. Balfour, speaking at a conver - sa - zione in his East Manchester constitueney Tue s d a y night, said he knew of no war in which England had been engaged, except that resulting in American indepeislence, whieh had ended ...
... referring to the war in South Africa, declined to criticise the military operations. Preparations should be made for all contingencies, and the navy pot in a state of efficiency. fie mildly criticised the Government for their unpreparedness for war, and for their ...
... THE WAR SOUTH AVHICA. Tim Proprietor of beeshani a Pills deeires us to state that he will be pleased to tend a gratis boa of Pills, pu-tage paid, to any individual soldier now on active in South Africa, In whom any of our readen are inte.ested. if they ...
... CAN CONNEMARA BREED WAR HORSES? Among the innumerable suggestions that the war in South Africa has forced upon us (says the Sketch) is the question of our cavalry horses. much of the strength of the Boers has undoubt ly lain in their mount.; and while ...
... A NENAGH SOLDIER'S STORY OF THE WAR. Private John O'Brien, of the Munster Fusilier., who returned front Smth Africa, with other soldiers, in charge of wounded companions a couple of days ago, is on a short visit to hi* friends at Nertagh, and relates ...