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... Captain • , t , .Ing pawn before the war. It cline to the I naked .. o :Ja i ! a l l a tteea u. wesl ,. cl o.t uteles ta. i Heil rbe appointat to tb• next that tic• I HIGH MASS AT THE ' tho u' a r w ena ll ar eriH tto WAR ECHOES. curn l d on I barge. alayom ...
... NOTES ON THE SITUATION. (BY A MILITARY 00FIRESPONDMINT.) (Press Association War Special.) . . Loudon, Tuesday Melt. . I There i, no (re+ news tonight of fighting in South Africa, and there appears to the calm which precedes the storm. The bombardments of ...
... - i of arse; no the other hand. the e. eras ma and when war was hayed ia 138 Nair way this, no Government TCOURT TO LADY SIiITH ; n . t r onennd iia . , tisasee a .--- ' mtvoneer feeling ol the righteousness el ROAD EOlt THE RELIEF coirmrN• ant 8811 greater ...
... the etafenty M deiLos of the Biers is to war in the ‘, Leing bidet, but. Jon itbm. limier orders flout the I .' l of the 1 4 Amy now Resident Commi.ioner. has refrained fir an re- concentrated in South Africa, have reached taliating. The inforinet Jonathan ...
... DESPATCHES AT THE WIR OFFICE. The following dewatclirs were ismed by the War Office on Saturday: - From Gmieral OfF.,er commending in Africa to Secretary of State for War Received 3.:r1 p ml. November 11th. Capetown, 3.10 p m, November 11. . . siek mail ...
... DESPATCH FROM GENERAL . . . .. The Pre.. Amociation rays the War hao imued the following telegram From the (loners' Officer commanding in South Africa to the Secretary of for War. Bemired 20th Nave Miter. 1899. 0.52 p to. Capetcarn. 3 p to. Alteration ...
... THE MAFEKING CASUALTIES. The War has issue l the following telegram :--- From the General Officer Commanding in South Africa to Secretary of State for War: Received !Nth -sir:ember. '99. 4.72 p.m. Cape Town. 3 p.m. Alterations in of casualties reported ...
... were told that war inevitable from the first, and that there had throughout 'South Atria been a gigantic conspiracy for the lorrithrow of our Dominion. That contention, however, be believed to be a mere afterthought. He was of opinion that war between the ...
... required. The British Colony at Florence have opened • subscription list for the benefit of the British sufferers by the war in South Africa. ...
... TO EVERY MAN SERVING IN SOUTH AFRICA. AID FOR THE SICK AND WOUNDED. MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCESS OF WALES. THE BOER CASUALTIES. Dining the month, up to the present. the reinforcements armouneed to have arrived in South Africa number upwards of 31A/0 officers ...
... forces in South Africa among the recipients of 'her sift. Sir Frederick Bart,ll P. has announced that. the Duke of Portland has given the hoodsome .um of to the Red Croft Society for ambulance work in Africa. I'AtirALTY LIST. The War Office issued this ...
... Intim o to,t Remise. proceeded to divers tho which nod on re count of the present war. So far an way were emceesl. it wed be far better to swim with the us pearcute the war with el/ that our victory be speedy sadism**, Ditt let tie indulge so of vegeemee ...