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... trenches round Ladysmith, there p is no likely sign as yet of the mobilisation e of any monstrous regiment of women. True, the Boer women in Dundee are said to v have expressed a desire to tear General Buller and Mr Chamberlain to pieces ; buo this ...
... and it 'was found that they were women in be men's clothes. - It seems that quite a number of the dead'found on 'the field of battle have been found to be women in similar disguise, and, worse than all, it is these women who have been guilty of the. atrocities ...
... wcsund3rl are fairly well attended at the racecourse. The convalescents. together with the men of the Natal Cape Police and the South African Corps and civilian prisohers. who number 200, receive better rations than the rest. Watervaal is art unhealthy locality ...
... and mighty influences o, which women possessed upon trle right side. (0. Applause.) In doing this they did not wish at s 11 to go beyond their sphere as women. South zs, African womees were very much like Scottish h women in a dislike of publicity, but ...
... yours very truly (signed) Geo. u S. Wlhtt-. P f Departure of Scottish Red Cross Hospital Corps. _ ?? A correspondent who witnessed the departure t of this corps by the Avondale Castle from South- d | ampton ocia Saturday writes:- P At 114Se~m Southampton ...
... on the previous w : day. m A police post near Vryburg, which was th attacked on the 10th inst., succeeded in kill- o ing several Boers and capturing two prisoners, in one of whom is Field-Cornet Du Plessis. The in police had three men wound; one has ...
... come back in. safety to your homes. (Cheers.) The Volunteer Medical Staff Corps. No. 10 General Hospital, of which the Glas- gow detachment of the Volunteer Medical Staff Corps forms part, will be inspected to-day by the General Commanding the Aldershaot ...
... which he made for the 'etenco| of Kimberley, an unralled town sprcad c;vr a wide area. for his rapid organisation cf an auxiliary forco which. il eonjunction with ihe ?? troops, enabled hint to keep the cniny in check, and for: the tact, judgrnentand ...
... Bennett, June 9. le.- AArmy Srrvice Cor.p-12490 Private WV. Pinn, June 22. nl C.ord Lovat's Corpe-S1745 Prieste A. Grant, Jutte 16. Rlobert's Joroe-1614 rricate C. G . Kelly.. June 14. t?.s Royal Army Medical Corps-3400 Privsse F. A. Watson, sue Juno ...
... Bis ATciy Service Corps-133SS Lance-Corporal A. Brewster, t 2174 Gunner W. Brown. der l7th Company Royal ERngineersl2il Shoeing-Smith W. talk 2d Division Ammunition Colocmn-50S 2 Gunner E 187f Andreve. still Roeyl Army Medical Corp-IS376 Lance-Corporal ...
... j afterwards taken to the Western Police Office. e 1 Meanwhile the attention of the rescue party was f . , being devoted to the removal of those who had sustained the more serious injuries. The am- i r ¶ bulance corps, with a full equipment of appli- 3ances ...
... Brielefields. There is ag eod deal of uneven ground in that I direetion, and the Doers have been heid in checkj by the Cape police and C 1pe boys under' a Serant Currie. Those Cape boys have done invaluable service. Thl y comlbine the pluck and I dash of ...