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... ao«»aar and for lha Creaaot Worka, kaa, aaya Pretoria tafegna. been aarkiwlj aaawfad watateg tka CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tke War Oflke taat alsht Ike (allevlsc ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office tint Horton. Mrfkal l'«rp», ...
... as hie r the treatment hoard. lie wae rery wdh the appearance >J the troop, and than the ranii the Army to Snath Africa. THE “TIMES WAR TELEGRAMS. (m rares aabocuTioN.) ...
... Soots Militia who has been ordered to South Africa. Mia lordship aspect* leave about Saturday week. Foe the convenience ol the public wishing to inquire about wounded relative* with the forces io Sooth Africa the War Office ha* arranged with the Post (Iffloo ...
... 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 ...
... Pretori* an essential their policy. The war was absolutely unnecessary, lie urged the conclusion of an honourable peace earliest moment; the Boers had vindicated their right independence. The real responsibility to the war rested upon Mr. Chamberlain and Sir ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY. ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. GROKJE IN FULL RETREAT. ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA deaths of officers. The War last iaraed tba followlog telegram from the of Cotamuoic*- Uoci*, Natal gunsliot wooori* Base Hoapital. ManUburg -Major K. W. Yeatherd, 2nd Koyal Lancaster Regiment. Died gonabol wound groin and thigh ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The ■utvofawd dematch froa BoQar leasd tto War OOee bFKAKMSN CAMP. TucaSDit. caeuaUla* 6U> to. Pellew.BS f-ocu wound* M KIM’S Katal nMn-Proala 11. BotUasa las ISatlaUeu Hunter to.-iw fat--HrWai* V. J. Oarim. 2ad BaUaJioahrwuteh ...
... lonstitaln a violation taw. Greet Britain has right to send single soldier of tbe Egyptian army to Sooth Africa. With Egypt involved in war in booth Africa the duty of the Power* to interveno immediately. If the facts are proved. Great Britain the eve of finding ...