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... England was sanction the issue of special medal for all engine-drivers engaged on endangered lines throughout South Africa during the war, himself personally testifying to their heroic services. The Cepe Government has issued a circular notifying this decision ...
... sent of war is not the whitewashing document that its best defenders expected. The report, whilst moderately worded, is wholesale condemnation both of the system and of the way in which it was worked in South Africa. The War Office anthorities war* aa ahort ...
... THE WAR DE WET BACK IN TEE TRANSVA AL. BOERS SHOUT OF FOOD AND AMMUNITION. THEIR FLIGHT FROM ZAURFONTEIN. WAa SPECIAL.) Jouunrcseuau, January 16.— 1 learn that Christian Wet has crossed ibe Vaal and joined hands with the Transvaal commandoes. Further ...
... Canadian Mounted Rifles were ly welcomed here to day on their return from South Africa. Mont ual, Fbidat The members of the 3d Canadian contingent arrived to day from Sooth Africa. AMERICA AND THE PHILIPPINES. (UUTKB'S TELZOBAM.) Wamiisotom, Fbidat. —The Senate ...
... HOK. ALFRED LYTTLETON’ ON' THE WAR. The Hon. Alfred Lyttleton. M.P.. addressing his constituents at Warwick, thanked Mr. Chamlmr* lain for speaking on his behalf while was South Africa the time of the general election. Thati showed that in spite of the ...
... said wished his home-coming could be accepted sign of immediate peace in South Africa. feared, however, that the people most be prepared to be separated from tbeir friends the war for a little time longer. Nevertheless we need have tsar to the result of it ...
... THE KAISER AND THE BRITISH THRONE. A WAR CORRESPONDENT ON THE WAR. It may teem startling many peopla that the Mr. A. G. Hales, ’’ Daily News war eorretpon- C.ermfm Emperor should be in the direct line dent, has delivered the first a series of lectures ...
... NEW TB&B’B •• CARDS” FROM AFRICA. Oar gslUnt soldiers io South Africa, ilie la procure Christmas or New Y( their Mends and relative* home,. 'i new ezpedieot, which is certainly trlure from the eastom which has years, and proved the troth of hat •• Necessity ...
... brief allusion to the war. He said that at ibis time last year the political horizon was heavily clouded, and the outlook in South Africa was very gloomy. At present, though the war was not quite over, the outlook in South Africa was different from what ...
... place of the one now in South Africa. A communication from the War Office was received by the officers commanding various volunteer corps of Liverpool requesting them to invite men from their companies to proceed to Sonth Africa to relieve the volunteers ...
... volunteered for service in the Mediterranean and Egypt, and on Saturday the War Office informed the commanding officer that the oiler had been accepted. SIR W. LAURIER AND THE BOER WAR. The Timet Ottewa corespondent says—With reference to the pablished report ...
... raadiueae to embark lor Sooth Africa about the 38th inet. The War Ofßor order issued to-night aanoaneec that the 8d Dragoon Quardi, from the Curragb, will embark at Queenstown in the transport Victorian on the Slat inet. tor Booth Africa. Alobbshot, Wednesday ...