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... Knox, expressing the Government's ttratitude for the services rendered by this force in South Africa: War Office, London, S.W. Sitt,—The Secretary of State for War directs ms to acq.iaint you that in the opinion of her Majesty's Government the time has now ...
... MEN FOR THE FRONT. The transport Tagus sailed from Southampton on Saturday with over 1000 officers and men for South Africa. The War Office has completed arrangements for the despatch of further reinforcements to the extent of 3657 officers and men and ...
... LECTURE ON THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. IT will be seen by adverriement in another column that the popular lecture be Mr. D. A. Black, which wee to have been delivered in the ()rangy Hall this (Friday) evening, is unavoidably postponed till the 11th of next ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE CAPTURE AND ABANDONMENT OF an oN ROE ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. 'THE FREE STATE INVASION. ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. GIENISRAL BULLER'S ARMY IN NATAL ...
... SOITTH AFRICA. A /SORB LLAGEB SURPRISED. FURTHER 81 The following telegrams from Lord Roberta have been received at the War Office: Yarrows.. October 12, 4 : 35 p.s. Several attempts have been made with more or success during the last few days to interfere ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. OILNERAL BULLER SEIZES POTGIETER'S DRIFT. *TM LORD MAYOR OF LONDON'S OWN. ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BOERS ACTIVE ROUND LADYSMITH. HEAVY FIGHTING: BELEAGUERED GARRISON HARD PRESSED. ...
... THE WAR. TUEBDAY.—Official news was received yesterday from General Buller that he had captured Monte Cristo, with the Boer camp and stores. There is reason to believe that the War Office has intelligence that Cronje is surrounded, but for some reason ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. 'I:MUM'S FORCE SAVED BY A BALLOONIST. ♦LMOST ENTRAPPED. CORD ROBERTS AT MODDER RIVER. ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE SIEGE OF LADYSMITH. SORTIE FROM MAFEKING. LORD EDWARD CECIL REPORTED WOUNDED. THE QUEEN'S MESSAGE TO HER TROOPS CONTRABAND OF WAR: A GERMAN STEAMER SMIZED. LADY SABAH WILSON'S IXPEILIENCES BOER AND BRITON AT CHIEVELEY. The Time ...