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... arrangements for the free pas- boar the imprint of the printer, and the par- War broke out and Maf • • - of Salmon up-stream in the Spawning ed, his Lords w ired „, .. . ~ ut which war that the Corporation of Unit Seasons, but also ia regard to the protection ...
... received in the carrying of war which it declared not waged for the acquisition of gold or territory, but afford espial rights to all the representatives the European and American peoples South Africa. A war such this any war indeed, makes every citizen ...
... friendwith whisky.” “Halt, friend !” cried the sentry ; “pass whisky !” The War Office has made an important announcement which shows the gravity of the situation in South Africa, the necessity for prompt action, and the need for mounted men. Lord Kitchener ...
... June 2ord; Mallow, June Kanturk, Tuesday, Juno 26th; Buttevant, Wednesday. June Cliarleville, Thursday, June 28th. WAR ! WAR ! ! WAR !!! All the latest subjects from the Transvaal, the Fitzsimmons and Jeffrey Fight. The wonderful Howard Brothers, Blitz ...
... need to DREADFUL TOTAL. EXAMINER OFFICE. 4.30 a.m. London, Monday THE BOER WAR The War Office to-night issued the monthly statement of casualties in South Africa during the war. In the month of April seven officers and 79 men were killed, officers 1 men ...
... conspicuous ability. I left the command of the army South Africa my late Chief of the Staff with the utmost confidence that he will do all that man could do bring the present phase of the war to a speedy conclusion. Major-Generah F Kelly in carrying out ...
... own money. are moving rapidly in South Africa. Yesterday the War Office published des- patches from different points in the region cox diet which should have momentous influence the course and the duration of the war. Sir Red vers Buller reports that has ...
... pacifying South Africa its only effect would to exasperate and widen a permanent settlement. The personnel in South Africa, which was mainly responsible for the war, was unchanged. So long as they were still stationed in South Africa the war ...
... South Africa. H Gibraltar, flagship of the Cape and West Coast of Africa Squadron has arrived at Lourenco Marques, and will stay until Thursday morning. Latest reports from South Africa give little countenance to the idea that the end of the war is close ...
... . Reverting to the facts of the war. he asserted that only the pomp and circumstance of war were described the correspondents in South Africa writing to the English newspapers. home here none saw the squalor of the war and the dire misery of the unfortunate ...
... on Saturday and made extensive purchases of horses for the army. It is understood the animals are to exported to South Africa for war purposes. A despatch from Washington states that the assurances of their purposes to act conjointly and in harmony to ...
... ntr7wOold carry . the war to a titece--fal eed. and those ;threat to If he I DEPOT, referred at the elms of his speech, etaered VICTORIA BUILDINGS, apes a Vital of all that preceded SING STREk.T. CORK. in oeder to indicate to those people th;war immoral unjust ...