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... LORD ROBERTS ON AFFAIRS 0 801T11 AFRICA. NO CAttiE FOR tiNEASINESEL -- Mr Robert J Bcddiie, of Gnindnirousb, received the following reply from Lord Itob,rta in reference to the military South Africa: — War Office, London, S.W., March 115th, 1902. . . ...
... HORFS FOR AFRICA. A kvana number of hardy, medium-sixed /sorbets, which have been purchased by agents of the (;overninctit in various parts or Ireland. are being shipped from the North Wall Dublin. for England, en route for South Africa. War Office have ...
... FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The organiser and first captein of the Boys' in Liverpool hail received the following communisation from the Commander-in; eteef in conneetion with tbe proposed Sp e eiul Corm of Ilemhore of the for Serra-tin South Africa. flit haA r ...
... LORD REICIIRNER - 'S WIZELY REPukT. SOUTH AFRICA. Tho War hot eresiaii the f,i-lowits.: dvapateh reo•ired from Lord Kite:- aver:— Pritteris, September the 261 k Ansi the edam sepo ID Down. killed 3 wremded 212 priminers 127 hurn.ndered 134 :11 . 1U 114 ...
... THE IN AFRICA. Mr Lionel Phillips. one of the Uittinders ' who was sentenced to death after the Jameson Raid in tthe Transvaal, addressed the Colonial Institute Tuesday, on the in &math Africa after tee war. It wonll, ue declared, be necessary to begin ...
... IP. SOUTIL AFRICA. The War Of 100 on Saturday night issued tse for of regiment° of cavD:y and infantry of the BritiAb Army. from I it appear that the bd. Devonshire Regiment I and the 20d Battalion Gordon Highlanders have left South Africa for the foruet ...
... the course v.hicli they have pursued in South Africa. The War Office despatch. issued in the early hours of Sunday morning. vras as follows: General Officer commanding at Cape to Secretary of State for War. Capetown. 5..7) p.m.. Oet 28. Message received ...
... recesiani if the ti football n arch. WI the moat in the • of the pone. Indeed, the .4 lA. It,. of was of battle, in the Africa. War. 60.000 hell of alone crowded a tam* on the wee red of the rooted. and behind the geed emote from whence • 'attend., of ...
... Aslineed Bartlett, M P, seconded by Mr W J J P. a resolution congratulating Lord '-wy and bin canapes upon the the war in South Africa war, whorl, curried. Another mishap occurred at Jacobean on the lath owing to the treachery of the inhabitant& rue was ...
... colour to the idea that the Government intend to encourage men of the Yiornanry and Volunteer forces to remain in Eouth Africa when the war is ovir. After remarking that the Imperial Yeomanry are acting as a firstclass force of mounted pole,, rivalling the ...
... night, is which he war. on the occasion of the last pastoral was raging with mob fearful carnage still procetAing in a way. He hoped it might itortly be succeeded by lasting peace. and the development of South Africa. As war, as a war, was at end. the special ...
... By that be really meaat that we lack not so much observation re j„dgment. The evrrespendents who have been in South Africa daring the war have :a the potpie under aboormal conditiom, a-il portray,d them, but if they hats Issni able to speak Dutch, and Lad ...