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... horrified. They were so accustomed to wage barbarout wars in Africa against natives, and to methods of barbarism being employed against them, that they used them also towards a while race in Africa. The general officer commanding the lines of communication ...
... THE CONNAUGHT RANGERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. To the Editor of the Thb W. Sir—My attention ban been called to a letter addressed to you by the Bishop of Limerick,commentingon your correspondent's Letter from the Front. It is impossible for me in South to ...
... laluesee Is Parliament to support she ashatitatlea of Arksratios far War is she of lateressiosal It appears limitable AM ln the eemersic sad social modillos of our country will be the if Om War. mt. the unavoidable of Sb. Meaty. SIN the terrible of tee to every ...
... to us at the close of the war, and if the Government are wise they will certainly seise it. When the war is completely over, say this time next year, and the Government are beginning to withdraw our forces from South Africa, they will be face to face ...
... BRITAIN'S WAR CHARGES- Z 221.984.000. A raper was WsJoe.,lay awe- Co. aisle, a riser. tbs outlawed IS oat of war is Smith Africa and Chia. which will be up to March next year. ifrusis 11199 tu to cum for South Africa 1225.974,000. In this is iblded, under ...
... OFF TO THE WAR. THE CONNAUGHT RANGERS. On Wednesday the detachment of the Ist Connaught Bangers Castlobar for Athlone (there to join the regiment) route to South Africa. They were played to the railway station by the hand of this ftrd Battalion Connaught ...
... THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER ON THE WAR. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, speaking last Monday night at Bristol, said he wished he could have told his hearers that the time had arrived when the terrible war in South Africa should conic to a conclusion, and when ...
... time expired soldiers I and men who have been disabled . for life while serving at the Front during the war which is still going on in South Africa. There are nearly fifty reservists in Birmingham who are on the verge of starvation I Their children have ...
... end to the state of affairs in South Africa, and informs all Burghers that unless they surrender before the 15th of September they will be permanently banished from South Africa, and the cost of the maintenance of the families of Burghers in the field ...
... DIARY air TRH WAR. CHAR I WILLIAMS. (Pros - Minim Loan) higSflllth iiiVotithr Alefeit. We have been infortail officer that although Lord Hobert* hes yndoubledly over 200,000 men .his ju South Africa, we must deduct 'fully i 5 per cent of these fur.eleglit ...
... degraded that has been known in modern history. They have done their utmost to bring about this war in order to reaiise their dream of Dutch United South Africa. The perfection of their artillery Writ amount of amunition, and the perfection of their arms ...
... DEATH 01 MR. M. GALLAHER, CASTLEBAR. THE WAR. HONORS AND REWARDS FOR THE CONNAUGHT RANGERS. The Louisa &WU of last night oontsins a lengthy of military rewards for est , vices in South Africa. COllllloo= To be Contpsnion ot the Order of tke Bath—Lieut ...