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... AN OLD CAMPAIGNER'S END. After going through three campaigns Drummer, the famous war dog of the Northumberland Fusiliers, has been poisoned at Colchester. where its owner, Colonel Ray, is the principal medical officer at the Military Hospital. Drummers ...
... result being that the German clock was ousted from the market. NURSES AND WAR MEDALS. The Hospital Nursing Mirror hopes that nurses who have been with the army in South Africa will not be forgotten in the matter of rewards. If they have not been exposed ...
... to the position in South Africa had been communicated in general outline to the public. The question of political reconstruction must, of course, depenst upon the progress of military a ff airs and the House knew that the war was no longer a contest between ...
... JOSEPH RICHARDSON. 26th Nov., 1901. 1)OISON LAID ON MY LANDS AT Dallybkoagh, Limbs'. JOHN HENDERSON rIiHE COMING BOOM IN SOUTH AFRICA. Wanted, several parties to join Parent Syndioste now being formed to take over Options on large Bloclui of Shires in sound ...
... State for War, but lie could not make it public without his consent. It was an important communication, and he should telegraph to the Minister and ask for his permission to make it public to-morrow. It concerned the whole policy of the war in South Africa ...
... THE QUEEN'S PIPE. Actuated by the suggestions that confiscated tobacco should at the present season be forwarded to South Africa for use amongst the British troops, a newspaper representative instituted inquiries at her Majesty's Custom-house with regard ...
... ♦STOUNDING ST, Allegations of a sensational type in regard to the work of our army in South Africa are contained in the second volume of the Times' History of the War, just issued. In regard to General Buller, Mr. Amery, the editor of the History, makes ...
... of the Boers, when it is quite clear that his successor, Lord Kitchener, has quite enough on his hands in South Africa. In a word, the war is not over, and the worst thing which has befallen us for many years is the condition of apathy into which we have ...
... Matabele war. Rhodesia Railway opened. Chartered Company's territory extended north of Zambesi. Crown Colony of Bechuanaland annexed to Cape Colony. Pondoland annexed. Jameson Raid. Surrender at Doornkop. Resioned Premiership of Cape Colony. Native war in Rhodesia ...
... threatened. He was very proud that Ireland was against this unjust and cowardly war. (Nationalist cheers.) It was not a war for the freedom of the llitltnders, but a war for the yoke of Cecil Rhodes being put upon these poor people. ( Oh, oh.) The ...
... sanguinary and unjustifiable war. Hundreds of arguments are advanced by England, but who amongst us does not know that the only reason that would inspire England to war would be the fear that British paramountcy in South Africa is threatened by the victory ...
... South Africa, and is Hon. Colonel of the New South Wales Regiment of Mounted Rifles, having been in that Colony from 1893 to 1896, when he commanded the military forces there. As a leader of mounted troops he distinguished himself in the Boer War of 20 ...