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... Private Dowling, 3rd Royal Rifle Corps, died of enteric fever, January 1b, at Base Hospital, Mariteburg Fusiliers, rai J. Danphr, Royal ablin Jami 19th. dysentery ot Base Hospital, Maritz- Private P. Ryan, 3rd King’s Royal Rifle Corpe, ...
... lst Connaught Rangers. Royal Dublin lst Royal Dragoons. Fusiliers. 13th Hussars. Borders. South African barton's brigade. Colonial Troops. 2nd Royal Fusiliers. 500 Bethune's Mounted 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers Infantry. lst Royal Welsh ...
... Hussars 1 ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY. 21st Battery eee 53rd Battery v 10th Mountain Battery . 23rd Field Coy. Ryl. Engrs. lst Devonshire Regiment 33 st Leicester Regiment lst Manchester Regiment. 32 16 1st King’s Royal Rifle Corps 2nd King’s Royal Rifle ...
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... remedies The which are reported “recovered” as animals which were really attacked all to the fatal character anthrax may observed that although it sometimes after animal attacked died it still rarely rapidly through herd destroying in the course few these ...
... to go slow. It was caid that the war was due to persons like him, who had said that England would not fight. But if bis observations meant they were a warning to the Transvaal Republic to make frank cessions, and a warning that military defeat was im the ...
... Rooifontein Farm, on the Boer posi- tion at Olifantsfontein Police Station, where the enemy occupied a commanding position 1 observed that the Boers took some time to find the range. The first six shots ex- ploded at least a thousand yards beyond out left ...
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... hot. He believed be bad careful to the pewee:rt.—The BMA Aered hoe been on thm courier. Atter Immure the Mel Cerenteble's observation., they fete that, thonub they could not. lea off they deal tightly with He mould he fined and mein today Albert .Mb Jobs ...
... was sent to the enemy this morning proposing a truce in order to enable them to inter their dead. A truae accordingly been observed since nine o'clock. The bodies were already decomposing. The enemy were surprised te And so many. They not aware that their ...
... auction-room To decrease top-heaviness in the new Royal yacht masts are bring shortened in Portsmouth dockyard Other changes to make her more seaworthy include removal of the forecastle the lightening of Royal saloons on deck and replacing the boilers For ...