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... troops, War would be no deficiency Public — tional supplies with the view of The War Office had See oa of the winch could bent sonics Mer. COGHILL whether, in view of the made by the War Office to the public tc extra warm the troope in Africa, the ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. War Oflice yesterday :— revarns were from the 15th Company Imperial Private G. privete W. heft thigh. 6350 Private G. Wren, Jaxvany 28. Private Thomas Mounted Infantry Yorkshire Light ) Lancas ete wounded calf, Corporal Bartictt ...
... Bartoa, Private Pearvoes died of pnenmonia. From General Baller to Secretary of State for War, prisoners of war at Waterval 14 Plomer. Pack. A. D. whe wen neg at V fur War. Zind August, having on Captain Forster, ith Royal Warwick im charge, and The Sect « ...
... later. It is alleges thas Mr. Botha led a rebel commando. Several sensational arrests are anticipated. CASCALTIES IN SOUT AFRICA, Tae War Office last aay RB JU pay er he —— Private Ri. d. Kert 5 ‘wounds. Privates A. is and epee Bail, c sun), smd Privates W ...
... ii. Toe Honse went rate Cominittce on the Finawee fail. ‘The House rose at 12.16 a.m. —— CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. frou the War We bave received the tutiwwing oficial Cespatcnes Carn Tows, lo, Cotomn, May 31 to sone Sed Koval 20 LL Niv Privece B.A. ...
... the propert, cun cealed the who Was lor tho time represcated by ruserved bis aii was cum tor trial. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Oflce las. oumcrd Urat all the uf tbe Morse, why were cunt whe ts stil) uh. at ase tavoaraidy, ex- Waterval ua tbe aod ...
... would prove equally abutlivc. war South Afri*i was begun self-defence, and every new piece of infoniu.tma served to the impartial spectator that had to come some time other if were nviiiUain our place South Africa. Thu war bad been brought home the recent ...
... that ie, Africa are ani by the same devution to Ireland as their countrymen at home, aad ‘ame loyalty which has been iately so conspicesusly displayed im our dear little eceasion of visit. in which you have alluded to my services tn Soath Africa during ...
... unfit for service, and 1,586 are in hoapital. Total of sick and wounded men now in hospital in South Africa}, 39,067. CASUALTIES IN SOUTE AFRICA, The War Office last evening the following list Marshall's W. Ki cn {ib south Hegimest — il, Bird See ee Royal ...
... and disease dur: ing the first and second years of the South Afri can war and during the Franco-l’russian war o! 270-1871) +. RAS (B4TRS PRR rem Fraco- south | Africa, Africa, War, _ 1859.1990.| 1990-1902, Killed or Died 7143 23 65 from ...
... THE IRISH TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 190! CASUALTIFS IN SOUTH AFRICA. from the War We have the 1g despatebes Core Tews, Oh - INS Privite Wo severely 4, Men ad: W Plying . Never oat al. Leeutenamt J. Bistd wounds, a (ree Scottish 321) Nergrant. Watt ...
... that at bs del think thy» War Gflice be bold accountable for the fact that they be- ean theie ia Africa, WAR OFFICE DOCUMENTS. THE PUBLICATION oP OFFICIAL SECRETS, STATEVENT BY MR. BRODRICSH Mr LUCAS asked the Secretary for War a of wareh be bad given private ...