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... under ten thousand men. STAFF THI. 6th DIVISION Association Telegram.) London, Sunday. The War Office gives the foDowing details the 6tb Division for Sooth Africa Lieut the staff. Major-General (local Lient(ienerall T. Kelly Kenny ; Assistant Adjutant* ...
... population, which will reqntitog goarding by miitary twloe three three the etoc id that which would have re from Sooth Africa before the war. to the problem, and short solution H. But of this .re convinced. The real aettlemcnt will never come by ferae, hot ...
... fanner in the Trans-1 vaal.” When one comes to think it, it only natural that any Orangeman who happened to in South Africa when the war began should take sides with the Boers. The open Bible is the first article in the creed of the typical Orangeman, though ...
... SOUTH AFRICA five hundred the men of the City of London -Imperial Volunteers, mtli the full complement officers and the necessary equipment. lie transport the remaining 550 men has been undertaken Messrs. Wilson, Hull. It is computed that least £lOO,OOO ...
... diary of the war t • tm n the field force in SOUTH AFRICA- The following. *»J* position, as far can be aao«*aia«i, of the cavalry, artillery, and infantry of the regular army now in Sooth Africa. tho®* corps are included which have djsenAaAed are expected ...
... luncheon, said that General Gatacre overworked his troops, and was not fit man to have a command in .South Africa. distinctly and deliberately blamed the War Office for the Stormberg disaster, the ground that they knew the opinions of officers who had previously ...
... THE CZAR AND THE WAR. BRITISH AMBASSADOR RECEIVED IN AUDIENCE. Tho Daily Berlin correspondent, tclegraphiog on Wednesday night, says. According to telegram irom St. Petersburg, sensation has been CiUised diplomatic quarters there a private audience which ...
... saddened and our minds filled with anxiety at the news which are receiving from South Africa. = , v.*S to hi nevmtonptolj Fra-Ss Ltot ciave t\e time to Crimean war, ,S.y to i‘Krl^^ «i Dl.hian, who is suffering ‘ltaled loss which can befall a father (toers) ...
... POLITICIANS THE WAR Earl Grey, late acminialrator Soutfii Africa, addressing the 2q*l Northumberland Voiuntee Artillery at Alnwick Saturday, said they might from the present unhappy war two leM-ons—namely, the supreme o. artillery, and the immense value ...
... serious and far more injurious to the successful prosecution o ...
... TTEfI Ofllcf Flew Mrwt. FriiUj Mora!a* The War. The principal new* bind from Africa an official despatch from General Butler, dated November 27ti, and receive* yesterday, in which was stated that tele* named Mitched bad made his way out of Ladysmith to ...
... resolution tendering the support th* Kingstown Habitation to Her Majmly* (‘at in ihe policy they had adopted is regard to the war South Africa. gsf* the great majority the Boers credit firm belief in the righteousness their oaoia aa the British bad in theirs. ...