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... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA The War Office baa repaired the following let King’* Royal RiOea—Seranty wounded— Private T. Booth, 2Sth net. lit Derooabira Heciroent- Died wound* Janaary.receirad January—Prirale A. Sevan. Died of -l»l Maorhwtof Prime J. Ryma ...
... Sunday times.) There waa disputing the enthusiasm the given the City of Imperial Volunteers, who left yesterday for South Africa. The war fever the Metropolis still high, and the street crowds which gathered to see off the Lord Mayor's Own from Nine Urns went ...
... and >U Ibo Uodwoy BookiUiU. TIIK SPHERE is spelt 8, P, H, B. R, E . ili* Boat mUTMting Pictara of t War Africa, Sketebee tad I'botograplis oar Special War ArtuU. THE SPHERE is spelt S, P, H, E, R, E Will bright, to-Oato for Iho home. THE SPHERE ■ It S. ...
... said that Britteh Gownmeat its poritten. Cootinateg, H. says that Kruger had long bean preparing for war. The Transvaal was the Preania South Africa. The war can not bat Uadi) to Great Britain. Her whole greetnmi isrisae Industrial civUmatioo, and any intertesaa ...
... Artillery, lale Wight. A ttailtog guomakur and inter national tame, la intemew, said that the rent out Sooth Africa war* at the raamencrateiit the war belie*oil be of sofficicaUy loog raoRB. Moreorar, they wore com par ati rely portabla moat that could bo ...
... IhJiljV **> war’ Who declared war? Who invaded battle array and tried to take of the lory the other party? Which the Slates made war open the otbarwbao was vet and unprepared! The •newer waa aa clear day. Unquestionably was the who declared war. alloded ...
... ProeinrieU are harder, and Union*, the naliicaiion reportj hare pat the like fceeUoo. bat Standarde Sooth Africa, ooraaedacoantcf thetMemtUe war aewe yeeterday, Kara *eae«ed to Aee*. tent point. ABCSharea, aa ala> thoee of the Tea Table nod Sweeten eat ...
... Kwooc* ia Month Africa, which would never ve tolerated that pretence a moment loogcr than necessity required ; now that wa have baeti forced tbo conclusion that the war we are cugaged upon war simply of seif-defencs, slid on the imue ol that war will depend ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA GENERAL FRENCH RETAKES COLESBERG. BRILLIANT FLANKING MOVEMENT. ...
... WAR SOUTH AFRICA. NATAL CAMPAIGN. WAK REN’S OPERATIONS. ABANDONMENT OF SPION KOP- ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. TUGELA RIVER CROSSED. ...
... «U* and the offlcerm in cobbukl were nsßiled with the nreleooe o 4 popular abase. There were UelhwneuW War the Crunenn War. ami now the Sooth Aineaa War. In all thane firat there were taaeo table UUaree : in all thaae eanaa there wrre Scree de■-I —at the ...