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... SOUTH AFRICA, —_— . i The War Office issued the following despatch f - ’m% t® the Secretary of State for War, . Pretovia, May 30, 7.20 p.m. Brigadier-General Digon's force at Viakfontein, was attacked yesterday by Delan&lm, and had severe fighting. were ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, Monday's war telegrams show that a Boer commandc in the Eastern Transvaal was in possession of no fewer than five guns. They had made three separate attacks on General Bullock's column, and the efforts to capture the artillery had not been ...
... (The War in South Africa The War Offico on Monday denied that any friction of any sort has existed between Lord Kitehener and the Department since he took over the command in South Africa. Tisardt Kruger, son of the ex-President, who recently surrendered ...
... WATER STORAGE FOR CASTILEFORD, L War in South Africa Dr Jane B, ldndzon. Kelvinside, Glasgow, hae been appein mw-:oluu medical officer to take of » concentra tion camp in South Africa. The War Office has accepted the offer made by the Canadian Government ...
... rmmm caure we hand Bishop Africa, Mhurever they were they Kafforia, who was stricken with mortal sick. Were respected ( Up to within the ieas when in Wakefield recently, spoke of the| lmmy-uq'lhd‘&--mum Sonth Africa soly war. He had| tinetion of regiment ...
... War in South Africa A lmtol from Lord Kitchener states that & blockhouse near Brandfort was rushed and captured after severe fighting on the ufin of the 7th. Our casualties were one killed and thpee wounded, Colonel Byng’s column during three weck's operations ...
... > War in Africa nearly Ending ! ...
... died of lir. total number of deatbs during thus totalled 80, WAR OFFILE NEWS OF YESTRRDA' Yesterday the War Office issued the b&' ing i = {m Lord Kitchener to the Secrstary of Siate for War. A anwh, 10; !-br_q,‘ll.ll P colump desiio; i ) | and brou;ht ...
... the British veoble to | part_of that year there was & - in the o cas- Africa ibutes| bat akeable .. course on which they had set omy should not have taken a return ticket. The War Ofiice has issued a table of ualties in the Field Force in Soath to April ...
... SOUTH_AFRICA, The British troops under Colonel ‘Gorringy | engaged the rearguard of the Boers negy | Grastontein, on Saturday, the SNy retin | ing precipitately. A Capetown N‘ | despatched on Friday, gives details of - | engagement between an wrmoured ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, Lord l’%cluur wired to the Secretary of State for War that during a march from Vrede General Elliot's oohmn-nfiau-ly urder De Wet near Reits on . After scvero fighting, Blliot captured a convoy of seventy-one loaded waggons; aleo 45 prisrmers ...
... The War in South Africa Boer Lll‘:l‘__ Captured. 93 Prisoners and 26 Waggons Lord Kitchemer's weekly report, issued on Monday w that sinoe the Hth November ‘were killed, 18 wounded, and 356 taken , while 14 surrendered. The captures 4,630 rounds of amena ...