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... which are supposed to Lave only Iheld a small am oun t o f money. U p to the present no arrests have been made. SOUTH AFRICA►! WAR. BACK IN CAPE COLONY. DE WET WITH A LONG TOM. Rosemead, Wednesday. It is unofficially reported that De Wet has again crossed ...
... : - LOSSES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War I )(lice issued an abstract of casualties to the Field Force in South Africa to the thh inst. From this it appears 311 officeis were killed or died of wounds, 844 were wounded, and 19:s missing and prisoners. Of men ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. (Press Association War Special). Standerton, August 2. On the 26th alt Colonel Stewart, commanding the Johannesburg Mounted Rifles, made a night raid on the country rounds Amersfort. got within striking distance of a Boer laager ...
... letter written at the close of Sepumber by a very competent civilian who has been travelling in the theatre of war in South Africa: The war drags on unsatisfactorily, and civilians to a man cannot understand what 250,000 men are doing with some 10,000 ...
... the engagements are the result of a pre-arranged plan between time British officers commanding. The news from South Africa includes a War Office despatch giving details of the must serious British disaster since the ear began. thinerd • attacked Sturmberg ...
... policy, but they make a durable or effective impression out British public feeling, which is am sound as ever about South Africa, hating war but recognising it a necessity and determined not to be chested of its remits. ----E : NEW SERVICE UNIFORM FOR OFFICERS ...
... conferred on him th. diiitinguished honour of C M G. Dr Stoker was the originator of the idea of sending private to South Africa, and war practically the f the Portland, Longman and Irish h He was mentioned most honorably by Kitchener for the admirable work ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE BOERS. We learn that the Rev J 13 Douglass, from Natal, has been appointed as a deputation to address a meeting in the Methodist Chureh. Tralee this (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock. From what we have heard. this gentleman's ability ...
... 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. 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 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 ...