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... Comaisaier F. Los. ; Major A. Chichester and J Caymr. Mr. Wlnatou Churchill, of Lend Randolph Churchill, who caseled so Swath Africa as a war rorre.p admit. Imre also board the Dunottar Cantle. A detachment of tome Amy Service Corps was oho aboard. ...
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... Lusgombe, ; Major A. Chichester, and Captain J. Cayzer. Mr. 1, son ofLord Ran- dolph Churchill,who has proceeded io South Africa as a war correspondent, was also on board the Dunottar Castle. A detachment of the Army Service Corps was also on ...
... Assistant Under Secretary of State, Up to 9 no further war issued by the War Office, bat the telegram as to the condi- tion of wounded et Ladysmith wes From the General “in Natal to the Secretary of State “for War. October 11.55 p.m. 2 29th October.) > oe. Progress ...
... Tugper on behalf of the Lord Chambertain, and others. During the several cablegrams from South Africa reached the War Office. Scrpay There was not mach at the War Office in the early part of to-day. Lord Wolse- ley called and made a very brief stay. Ia the ...
... Dan Tupper, on behalf of the Lord Chamberlain, and others. During the evening several cablegrams from South Africa reached the War Office. The War Office states that Private H. Cullingworth. who was wounded severely at Reitfontein, belonged to the Natal ...
... Aldershot yesterday for South Africa. , | response to Lady Redvers Bulleris appeal, the regiments at Aldershot and the men remaining at home are subscribing handsomely towards the widows and children of soldiers killed in the war. The War Office has called upon ...
... WAR PAI COLONIAL CONTINGENTS. | . WAR PARAGRAPHS. ——— VICTORIA AND TASMANIA, ‘The let Battalion Rangers (68th Foot), which is to be inspected to-day (Monday) DATE BY LORD at Athlone by Lord Roberts, (REUTER's V.C., K.P., &c., commanding the Forces ia ...
... SEAT OF WAR a good account of himself in his character eong, Shylock.” Mr. J. Pender, who appeared, sang his best style “For Old T.mes Sake.” Messrs. Clarke and Lallv, with song, dance, and funny sayings kept :Ka house lively during their stay. The concert ...
... opinioen in reard to the shameful and ui- ri pqutous war. Mr'l ohn Pinkbeton, of P re- !gretted t as out of his power to- he present.ng u and 'eharsoterised the war as the host iniqet e. tons and inglorious war of modern tiCOes. Mr v Peter Ffrench, Sf P, saidthat ...
... EARL SPENCER ON THE WAR. Whitehaven. Monday. Earl Spencer, addressing a L.beral meeting to-night at Cleattormoor West, Cumberland, referred to the situation in South Africa. They all agreed that the war. once entered on, must prosecuted vigorously, but ...
... Cotten Association yesterday decided, amid mach enthusiasm, to give £1,000 tothe Transvaal War Fund for the Widows and Orphans of the Soldiers who fall in the war, and for the wives and children of tho sick and wounded and disabled. ...