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... STRAIN IN SOUTH AFRICA. WAR MAY LAST FOR YEARS! The strain imposed officers and men by in South Africa is immcase, and in view of its probable duration measures must take* to ensure constant supply of fresh troop?. Government, it is true, ha? decidcd ...
... is one thousand seven hundred and fifty-seven metres high. Th. 3 city of London is united in support of the m the South Africa war, but is no reason why the London Stock should wake such • pantomime of the business. The sesunan named William Fraser 129) ...
... of Bntish horeemitnattip in South Africa in war time. of the most brilliant testa of this nature ever performed was the sit days ride 71 Sir Harry Smith from Cape Town to Grsion.- town at the opening of the Ksthr War in 11134. Arother dsring dash was ...
... __ 4 Mr LEONARD in a powerful tarty- FOR AFRICA. •I War. 'US, ANLABY-RD 9 HULL 'AR!! WAR!!! . during the week. of tie Marvellous SCOTT expense, and Grand Star Flee the Grand Military BRITAIN, most realistic war stens ever 7.3:1 Is; Amphitheatre EVERY ...
... who reiu rned in the s.s. Umbria he battlefields in South th » invalids from ¢ He possesses a hum ber of trophies from africa. war, and of these he is _jussy proud. e Jenniso n has volunteered ‘for Privat China, and is to be “called ° mm g ht, another ...
... the surgeons and nurses who wilt do duty on board the American hospital ship Maine, destined for se.rcioe in the South Africa war, were invited yesterday to Windsor Castle to inspect, its apartments and treasures, and also to visit Cumberland Lodge, ...
... additional 10,000 mounted infantry and 10.000 infantry, I am convinced that in six weeks after their arrival in South Africa the war would be ended thoroughly. At present our are asked to make bricks without straw. They attack and disperse the enemy, ...
... 390 ARTILLERYMEN. impressive memorial service, for all *®«rs and men of the Royal Artillery who have in South Africa during the war was held *■ Woolwich garrison church to-day. The names wbo ' lave fallen, wore read out. The full . j of Royal Artillory ...
... Wingfield Todd presiding. A large number of Kme-light views of South Africa and the War were thrown upon the screen, and explained by Mr J. Hirst, after which Mr J. Simmons spoke upon the war. ...
... of the Mediterranean Squadron. The Canadisn t3torrnment haa offered to furnish another contingent of troops for South Africa. A War Office statement of losses at Farquhar. Farm, Ladysmith, on Monday, gives a of killed and 240 mantled. Prince Ranjitsinbji ...
... QUEEN AND WAR. correepondent points out to the London Daily News that at the same meeting Lord Wantage gave the last words of her late Majesty, Earl of Abingdon also spoke, and, referring to the South African war, said: Perhaps it was not too much to ...
... INTERESTING STATEMENT. Over a year ago, when the country was depleted of great part the regular army through the war in South Africa, War Office suddenly called upon those reservists who had passed the ago for active service, to rejoin the colours. Ceorge ...