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... Banfurly, the Gomaor. entertained about ISO Crimenu veterans tuoebeem. Toast* tbs Queen, Lord Robert*, end lbs troops in South Africa war# received with enthusiasm. . One hundred Rrilish naval and military veteran* resident in the Slate*, wanting thair uniform* ...
... MILITIA DISEMBODIMENT. In expectation of the complete cessation of hostilities in South Africa, the War Office is taking steps for the early disembodiment of a considerable portion of the militia now under arms. It is understood that the battalions called ...
... THE ROYAL TOUR. TO VISIT SOUTH AFRICA. WAR DANCE BY MAORIS. Saturday. The Duke and Duchess of York have definitely decided to visit South Africa, and they expect to reach Capetown on August 17. In New Zealand Their Royal Highnesses have visited the “Rectory ...
... Viscount Castlereagh and Miss Chaplin; Correspondence; j Berriaw School Difficulty. 1 PAGK 3. Y J Mr Michael Ray on South Africa; The War; f Mact vnlleth, Pennal, Llangung and Llanwyddelan news. PAGE 6. Football Notes, Matches, &e. Hunting Appoint- ments ■ ...
... CANADA. Wave, Thnreday.—Mr Chamberlain ham ideemphisi to the Governor-General of Britain's gratification thmaki at help in Africa. War adily to-day two Gee:demo bpi died howl sweeh at Beimet ad two private Rio bier. of siessliso Niellist River has ad humid ...
... THE MONTGOMERYSHIRE SOUTH AFRICA WAR FUND. A.N ACCOUNT as above has been opened with the North and South Wales Bank, Welshpool, for the relief of soldiers or sailors serving or called up for service in the war in South Africa, and of their fa,milies, The ...
... the War- 1,000 MEN ASKED FOB. Mr Chamberlain baa telegraphed Mr Barton that'tha Imperial Oorernment will be glad 1,000 nan for South Africa. The War Offioa will arrange the tianeport, and the period will be for one year or the duration of the war. Mr ...
... iiritiah with aitUlacy and dm. garrlaon war lieing almoat andarfrocnd abaltara, and their health “flaring. THE CABDALITIEB TO DATE. A list of oaanalitiaa aaatainad by tha Britlah forces in Booth Africa tha war oomatanoad shows that 363 aad ta“ hare bam ...
... unhappily, there is • still more grievous cease for the dement of gloom our Cliristanas festivities. The ghastly Booth Africa. War, with its terrible death-roll of nearly 19,000 British soldiers, still dnip its bloat-stained aloag. It may even to some ...
... MURDERS OF KAFFIRS. SPEECH BY THE WAR SECRETARY Mr Brodrick Secretary of State for War, on Wednesday night addressed a meeting of Uulonists in Glasgow. He denied that the Government had been lethargic in the conduct of the war. Whatever they might be accused ...
... Division, which is being mobilised, is to proceed to South Africa without delay, as weil as reinforcements of artillery includ- ing a howitzer brigade. The Commander-in-Chief in South Africa has been authorised to continue to raise local mounted troops ...
... under his Chief in the Boer campaign, is to succeed Lord Roberts as Commanded in-Chief of the British Forces in South Africa. The war, which it was thought by many people when it commenced would be over in a few weeks, has already extended over a year ...