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... interpreted to that effect. 1 was talking just now with one of the war correspondents who have just arrived from South Africa. He was with Sir George White in the early stages of the war, and passed through the siege of Ladysmith unscathed beyond a slight ...
... TO THE TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA. An Army Order was issued from the War Office, on Saturday, announcing that a war gratuity will be issued to all the troops, whether Imperial or colonial, employed in the operations in South Africa. The gratuity will be issued ...
... Franco-German war the actual width of the frontier between Belgium and Switzerland was only about 70 miles, which was intersected and cut into by several railways and good roads. The means of transport, therefore, were many and easy. In South Africa the frontier ...
... one of the many Border poets of the minor sort, and for a number of years a resident in South Africa. The pages of his “Narrative of a Residence in South Africa” teem with instances of cruelty of the most callous and revolting sort. In November of 1829 ...
... EXTRACTS FROM THE ADDRESS. THE WAR AND RETURNING SOLDIERS. “The year that is rapidly passing away has been marked by a call to arms mtondod to by the nation with a devetion and enthusias'a which will make this year for ever memorable among the most splendid ...
... also made to leave the town od the eastern side, but the result: is not stated. WAR NOTES. President Kruger is reported to beill. Up till Wednesday the British losses in the war wrere 362 killed, 1214 wonnded, 1368 missing (but racetly knows to be captured ...
... of the week a considerable &onion of the Army Corps - should be landed in South Africa. By the end of the week it is anticipated 20,000 troops will have reached South Africa. The last of the infantry battalions left this country on Saturday. . 1t is calculated ...
... Villa, . West Street, Bognor. This complaint is an ** Annual.” —Ep.] SUSSEX AND THE WAR. MORE DEATHS FROM SICKNESS. Among the deaths from enteric fever reported from the War Office on Saturday evening were the following in the Royal Sussex Regiment : — No ...
... THE TRANSVAAL WAR. BRILLIANT FIGHT AT LADYSMITH. BOER CAMP CAPTURED. Owing e the breakdewn in the Bastern Cable great delays have oceurred fu the transmission of news from South Africa. Details are, however, to hand of the fighting st Ledysmith on Thursday ...
... THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS. BOERS DECLARE WAR. MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS. BOERS OCCUPY LENG'S NEK. All hope of a peaceful settloment of the Transvaal crisis was shattered on Tuesday when the British Colonial Office issued the text of an ultimatum which had been received ...
... got up only worse and I'iuunberUin expreased probably had rebels with vigour opinion to be on other the war” called “I ’- teht retort “has I war” did Mr storm of about and Mr re-liurked im or foundation” Mr all keep within of with if could from friend ...
... find 1899 closing amid horrors of war as 1799 did upon our forefathers in the days of Napoleon the Firet, the soldiers of our country being now in dudg grip with the Boers in South Africa. In considering the present war, it should, he thought, never be ...