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... MISCELLANEOUS WAR ITEMS. OUB LOSSES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tlm War Office wmUj •tetemeDt of our loaM« Sooth Africa was issued Thursday. The total Imms are.— Kitlad Missing and prisoners . Died of disease Accidental deaths In saluted home Officers. Meu. 271 ...
... THE DURATION OF THE WAR. LETTER FROM LORB ROBERTS. Mr. Robert J. Bendoe, Gainsborough, has ceived the following reply from Lord Roberts in ref#*, ence to the military situation in South Africa:— War Office, London, S.W., March 15lh, 1902. Sir, —I desired ...
... presided over by Lord James of Hereford. The scheme provides for widows of soldiers the strength only who have died in South Africa war payments ranging from 10s. to ss. per week, according to the rank of non-commissioned officer or man. The Government was ...
... interests of the province, asd eulogised the patriotism of the people contributing to forces o? (•rest Britain in the South Africa war —On th? motion asking for election return Libera! was defeated votes to 13. but tltc Speaker refused to count on vote the ...
... conduct of soldiers returning from South Africa, the War Office has had under means of preventing the indiscriminate treating of soldiers by their relations and friends. A letter has been addressed by the War Office to the principal railways in the United ...
... change in the situation in South Africa. The war, ho says, will be continued with even more bloodshed ; than before. MR. F. S. JACKSON’S RETURN TO THE FRONT. Captain F. Stanley Jackson sails from Southampton for South Africa on the Bth of February. He has ...
... milnkr at Durban. bat south Africa requires. * Association War Special.) Milne- DURBAN, Monday. °moo ere a t half-past two o’ohxfx bfL ”' Excel, ® nc y received wif * >rese and townspeople, arid Town ], a ...
... telegram from London, published it Berlin, announces that the International Convention for the Protection of Wild Game Central Africa war signed Saturday by the Plenipotentiaries of the States concerned. Homocea MfSS sms, ...
... THE QUEEN AND THE WAR. PEER’S REMARKABLE STATEMENT. correspond eti panrta ou» that the same meeting which Lord Wantage the last word* of her late Majesty, the Bari of Abingdon also spoke, and referring the South African war, said:— Perhaps it was not ...
... has decided to send a contingent of 1,000 men South Africa. The War Office having accepted the offer of the Dominion Government to send either a field hospital corps or a bearer company to South Africa with the Mounted Rifles, the Ministry have decided ...
... which was undefended, been expodited in order, it was Mated, that the petitioner might out witii the Yeomanry force South Africa. It war stated the petitioner and his wife were married at Southport Aug. 9th.«i ...
... sergeant Yeomanry, at preoent at tbe front, tells ?Slory m to-day’s Belfast Telegraph his ba3 been some year* in South Africa, tta war broke out while raising cattle and * 300 Retief, the Boers asked him r The Landdrost stated that all the tbe Dublin Fusiliers ...