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... 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 ...
... WHERE THEY ARE. T AUTHENTIC DETAILS. It has hitherto boru nupnuiUo to with certainty all the troops that werv in Sooth Africa before the war broke that have wife beau sent 001. Under the oirvnmslancrs diK-ropoaties liave crept in. and people in this cuontry ...
... DEATHS SOI Til AFRICA. The War Office issued the following telegram from the ' leneral lines to the for War ■ Cara Tows. ScTriintv. 4.15 r.m. •• Onrer A. W. (Uilham, Royal Horse died November 23rd ; No, 13203, I Invar Charles -Skelton. Army Service Corps ...
... rejoin before the lltb iost. PRESENTS FOR TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office has supplied the follawing list of articles British troops Sooth Africa prepared from the best available at the War Odke, but it does not pretend to be exhaustive, sad is published ...
... mtssieg. Dee. 11. -Another successful sortie (ram fadysmith ; Boer blown up. Hrilliaiit beyoort cberge. CASUALTIES SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office ercniog laaued the following telegram, received from General Foreetier Walker“ A vuitrog patrol. 2nd iShroyahire ...
... march upon Fretona. it is, thecslculatiojis of onr Military Coum-il at tho War Office have been upset by the feeble estimates the Wat Intelligence Ihpwrtment in South Africa, When war was declared was supposed that the Roar fighting force numbered no more ...
... uf the nineteenth The Tempi to-day has articlo war in Sooth Africa, which concludes with the following paragraph Whatever may l!io result of tho efforts all the brave men who ore dying South Africa, the war prol.wigod heroic defence uf the Uoers is boginaiog ...
... properly and formally bnfore tho Council must stale ray view*. (Further disorder.) lam opinion that tbo prooeat war in booth Africa is war of wanton and unprovoked aggression. (Load prdooeed applanse from gallery.) Alderman Ir.-Isn I, Mr. Beattie, Mr ...
... nm-ie, begins after t!is holidays, i- loobe»l f-irerml with tppreheaaußv to the days Rone wl.cn war w-u thought ui any!lung •to sell liieir Stocks, Iml w to-n war ci.m-nenred wilb tbc Traosrael October ereryt.oo to buy. buying th* took place accounts for ...
... Canadian Government is sending contingent of rough-riders, mostly cowboys, act scouts in South Africa. to hour List night no news bad been received at the War Office, and there was nothing farther to communicate to the Press, We publish day complete diary ...
... knew, hitch in the arrangement from beginning end. What was be tho ultimate this war? Whan remembered all gaerihees the Colonies and by this country in prosecution this war it would lelt Uul no arrangement this question could ever bo accepted by the English ...
... THE COMMAND IX SOUTH AFRICA LORD ROBERTS AND SIR R. BULLER. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TRLGORAM.) Losimis. Mumuav. There appears in some quarters inclination to interpret tho appointment of Lord Roberta to the command in South Africa as outcome General Buller's ...