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... during tne past few days that the War Office has known good deal more than it cared to tell. Fears for the safety of the Hussars, now prisoners at Pretoria, were felt in official circles as long ago as last Saturday, but the War Office let not their anxiety ...
... COLONIAL TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA Outside the troops supplied by the South African Colonies, the following is the number of troops sent from the various other Colonies to the seat of war In South Africa —Canada New South Wales Victoria S. Australia W. Australia ...
... supplementary force for Sowh Africa is 349 petty officers and men. They lary Southampton on Saturday aboard the Britoa—to be accompanied by detachments of the Ropl Marine, Light Infantry and Artillery. The ves¢l takes with it guns and war munition to replace those ...
... FOR THE WAR. Spe«k*ng at Town on December 10th, Lord Hobbits ullmlod the fact that he had sent out idsbrnt*’* Government in 1880, after our dt-f- fh** Bo*’rs», to take command the troops iu h Africa. His work, he say,*, was dispel, by f.»rce • f if necessary ...
... — 2 (Q) § — SOUTH AFRICA. DESPATCHES FROM LORD KITCHENER. The following despatches were issued by the War Office : — From Lord Eitchener. ‘Pretoria, 13th July, 6.50 p.m “In Cape Colony Schecpers burnt public buildings in Murraysburg, and some farms in ...
... THE WAR pOO in 11 of the Imperial Yeomanry hare been duly attested. The firs: detachment of 1 500 embark on the 27th instant, and further 1,500 on or about Ist February. The British War Office has telegraphed c ountermanding the departure of the majority ...
... THE-WAR. The news which reaches us in fragments every day from South Africa is not cf nature to enable c itic six thousand miles from the scene of the determined struggle to be prophetic. Still, have the strongest* evidence that the war has dwindled down ...
... THE WAR. PELT Estcourt, Mouday.—Mr. 11.1tu.,rd. hotel pro praetor et who ha* hen.. takes rare stew of time pusitlo.i of that pla+r. statut e ; 61.1 l 110110 of our ab'o to cove o tilt the weer ,I„uGtl Got. tote that hr wouhi oulc allow uwtn•u Mid ch.ldrvu ...
... THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR On the vote for the salary of the Col. nial Seoretary. Mr. Murphy (Kerry, E.) said he had no previous opportunity of expressing an opinion in the South African War, and he deaired therefore to ssy a few words. He looked upon the ...
... THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR On the vote for the -mth Colonial T loss PPty & epesming on no p s an opinion in the South African War, and he o) e Dkt Beer & 5.,. upon X 88 primarily l?-bh for the m the war. He believed if the Colonial Secretary got no salary ...
... NAGLE. THE WAR. LATEST TELEGRAMS. (MESS ASSOCIATION.) Rensburg, Wednesday Evg. The Boers at Colcsberg are almost surrounded, but still keep us out of the towa. Fighting is incessant on hills ; our artillery force enemy to keep themselves carefully concealed ...
... November. FAMILIES OP SOLDIERS AND SAILORS IN SOUTH AFRICA. A sum £7 2d has been sent in by Mrs Trent- Stoughton to the bon sec. Miss Alice Rowan, for families of soldiers and sailors serving in South Africa, being partly a collection in Church of Rattoo and ...