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... THE WAR. The Bruish reply to the Boer ultimatum has been delivered. It is simply brief expression of regret that President Kruger should have taken the serious step involved in addressing & communication of such & nature to her Majesty's Government, and ...
... THE WAR FUND. fund has just heed opened in this 11. country for relief of widows and orphans of Irish soldiers killed or disabled in the Transvaal war; and the following subscriptions have already been received by Mr A E Hickson, 25 Denny Street. who ...
... men who have the impudence to speak of the brutal conduct the war. and denounce farm bu- ning in South Africa. The next tune Mr Dillon rises to speak about the horrors of war South Africa Jot him told to tidy bis own mesa in Ireland. ...
... THE LATEST PROM THE WAR. General Officer Commanding South Africa, in wire to Secretary State for War, Capetown, November 10th, 10.10 p.m., states—! force from Orange River had skirmish with enemy about four miles east of Belmont. Killed, Brevet Lieut ...
... THE LATEST FROM THE WAR. Colonel Scott Turner had successful engagement at Kimberley with a force of 700 Free Staters, whom he defeated after a brilliant action by the Loyal Lancashire Kegiment. The British loss was small, and it is stated the Boers on ...
... WAR SUIBURY. New York, Thursday. Herald's Washington Correspo! Jest says — Understood Transvaal Go% ernoolent have reques.ed United States to use their good offices with a view to cessation of hostilities. It can be stated authoritatively that policy ...
... —_—l{le SOUTH AFRICA. IMPORTANT CAPTURES, The following despatches from Lord Kithchener were issued from the War Office yesterday: — “Jobannesburg, Saturday, 12.15 p.m. “Colonel Rawlinson reports he moved with his column and 150 Horse Artillery Mounted ...
... miles were burnt. M Seldom have the brutaltties.of war been more bluntly described a responsible actor. At best war most be a brutal business, but it is satisfact ry to reflect that even in the conduct of war the world has moved forward appreciably since Even ...
... station. Orders bave been issued at Dover for 175 men of the sth Lancers to leave Canterbury on Saturdsy for South Africa. The Mansion House War Relief Fund last night amounted to £341,000. The Refugees’ Fuud has reached £169,000 ,and the Lord Mayor is requested ...
... received the sanction of the War 01lice to raise a volunteer corps of railway servants for South Africa. The men are enthusiastic. A list of casualties amongst the rank and file at Ladysmith on Janumy 6 has been received by the War Office. The Manchesters ...
... the nation is to prosecute the war with yet greeter vigour and determination than hitherto, fur to restore the independence of the Boer States would be wholly incompatible with the future peace and security of South Africa. It holds, however, that after ...
... EXTRAORDINARY WAR OFFICE BLUNDER. A extraordinary W.r Office blunder ha, tranepired in Li.erpool, The War Office, it seems, are under the belief that the Liverpool Volunteers who returned four months ago, are still in South Africa, the new Special Service ...