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... LONDON DAY BY DAY THE BOEKS AND THE BRITISH. THE BURGHEKS’ POLICY. ENGLISH FORCES AFRICA ORIGIN THE WAR. GENERAL BULLKR S PROCEEDINGS LORD KITCHENER’S NEW BOXING NIGHT LONDON. (FROM OUR CORKRSPONDKNT.) Daily Nation Office, 58 Fleet street. E.C., Wednesday ...
... DEATHS IN SOUTH AFRICA The War Office issued the following telegram on Sunday evening:— From the General of the lines of communication to the Secretary of State for War:— Capetown, Saturday, e.lfi p.m. (telegram).— Driver A. W. Bartham, Royal Hons Artillery ...
... PRESENTS FOR TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA. War be. emptied tbe Sellming lot of *retain by ea South prepared the ket elonstatire at the Office. bet it does pretend to be o peibliaked by 11 department toly sa • eggeatice—nammy. tolseco, cigars, cigarette, bnw ...
... at the Curragh, has been appointed to command the h Brigade in the Seventh Division. Last Week's Law• The army in South Africa war reduced last week by at least 3,0r50 in casualties. They may be briefly summed up in a four-hold group, thus: Lord GatAcre ...
... clear. While alliance being talked of dilGcully cannot, be solved. And that not aiL tu ni* language regirding the Sooth Africa war. the I'resident rerueu.U n«! that us* speaking in the name of that RppnWic which w.« )U independence revolt, »» kept the ...
... leave by the Gaika on Friday for South Africa. WAR RKLIEF FUND. London, Toesday—Down to-night about £430,000 has been received at the Mansion House in aid of the Transvaal War Fund. EAST LANCASHIRES FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Jersey, Tuesday.—Amid scenes of unparalleled ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office on Tuesday evening issued the following telegram, received from General Forrestier Walker A visiUng patrol, Shropshire Light Infantry—Sergeant Mickleburg and Private Taylor—were both severely wounded by man in ...
... College, and third contribution from Pettigo. Farther eontributione which may be sent us will be duly acknowledged. THE WAR AFRICA. ...
... Brigadn-Mnior—Captain R. S. Oxley, King’s Riflo Coro*. Mtjor-Cbn.'ral Kelly Kennv. not seen active ?ervico in South Africa, hna liacl war 'erviee. and ha* had important prwta home. Tie (‘erred in the namwijtn of in North China, where he was orderly nfHcor ...
... field from the Koval Army Medical Corps. This make*, a total iu*l Ond.-r )O,(VX) inen. The War Office gives the following details of - li Division (or Sou»h Africa: ELEVENTH BRIGADE. Lieutenant General the Staff - Major-0 (local Ucutanant - general) T. ...
... equal rights and British supremacy iu South Africa. After the war a good deal might be said about the policy leading hostilities, bat he did not for a moment believe the conduct the negotiations the cause of the war. There had cvidectly been since 1801 steady ...
... BATTLES KIMBERLEY—CASUALTIES, General officer commanding South Africa wires to War Office list of casualties at Kimberley engagement, Nor. 28—Sec. Battalion Royal Highlanders— Major Turner killed. North Lancashire—One noncommissioned officer and one private ...