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... 1900. SERIOUS RAILWAY COLLISION. WAR PARAGRAPHS During the para week tidings of the deaths Dr. Adair, Dr. Hastings, and Dr. Imoa have reached Londonderry, all whom were volunteers in connection with the South Africa* war. Thsir deaths have caused universal ...
... arxeoieiit the of the wefl atUheiilr apoa Inlamalmoal Laer, Von liar. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. TV* War OMro faa eMeiof board Ibo Mlowiog :- Ttoa Otootml Holla ta -aatory War. 1 - i-k'* -itnntet'Vtb Meuuul vv, IU)kJ FMI4 ArtiUffy- .r U. «U»IT. 2M JtujU . ...
... AN IDEAL PIPE TOBACCO. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tha War last arrmlag Ito taltoelag Bern Nawcssn-e, a*. FoUowiot caoaatUn eceuircd dartas rocoanalwaaes bctecao Bioad BKar aaA Vrrhdc. Star >- 3rd Drageoe Goarite- Bclhaao'a Mooatsd . W. E. D. Gaff. y ...
... THE WAR. «r>. it»T*t .■! J.U3 5.W v*,..uLd . i2.ob> £2 6.«0l lieulntn ...
... menace the future. Constituted authority is present against aa. List pot it oo our side. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. GENERAL CASUALTIES. War Office last erenow issowt the foltowlaf tram ii.vvjiii a,a B. to Srare rot aams, Jest itr*. Cana Hire AWm4 ...
... ligl.g hot that more often eery eegadevd. remark furtkor that Lord tdelcy * uaare olfice will prolong*- 1 f-w Bowlh* the war Africa Uet* hr will permit of Lord taking UAnf oomwand->n the Ist Norember, is Mr car that blark is block, white white. Lard Robert* ...
... hotter than war, amounted In iha, that sor- reotliT would have been hotter than war, and, therefore, dttbonuur was hotter than war. rulicuiwJ bw new that acquiesced ajaoxauon. and argowl that Urn Dpponiinn coold not trusted with Sooth Africa. The ...
... the opinion a large section the public the miserable and contemptible ben (teas the Raid waa largely responsible for the war Africa, and the Cotouial Secretary waa deeply implicated ia (hat miserable and contemptible baaioeae. (Oh.) That was the of many ...
... PRISONERS OF WAR. KELEASED PRISONERS AT LOUREXCO MARQUEZ. The War leal i*nrd the followieg ilaepa'cli from Conaul-Oeoerml Cro»a, l/Him>co (retired lb rough the Fareiga Oflk*) The following prieoom of at (alt well) Colonel* Spragce aud Holland, Captain ...
... LOSSES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office last night imued an abstract casualties »o the Field Force South Africa to the nut. From this it appears 311 officers were killed or died of wounds, 844 were wounded, and 19J miaaing ami prisoners. - moo, 2,99 b ...
... thanking the general and troops under Ins comrasnd. (Hei Tir.Rr.iuwd THE WAR. DE WET &LIPS THROUGH. lIKLP FOR MORE. DASH KITCHENER. HLXTER’S ADVANCE. HEAVY FIGHTINO. (OFFICIAL DESPATCH The War Offce 11 o'clock la-, l%ocd tbi' from Hgborts; “ PHETOHIA. August ...
... the country and protecting the burghers who arc now on their farms from intimidation such patroia. CASUALTIES SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office Usterning tbs fultoalag U*t csaosll Cara Tows. Ist Jctr. !*t lt\lUti>« Kuvsl Marshall ; Mounted lolsuUj W Unfair ...