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... SOUTH AFRICA. fBBTBBDATB AND THIS MOBNIKO'S tblbqbamb. London, Thursday.—The Press Association says the casualty lists issued to-night state that Lieutenant Sohnadhoist, Kitchener s Fighting Scouts, who was wounded in the chest at Bhenoster Kop on the ...
... commencement of the war the total casualties to the field force in Sontb Africa are given as 71,383 officers and men, which is exclusive of 1,489 officers and 17,631 men given wounded. The total reduction of the military forces throngh the war is as follows— ...
... message dee patch from Lord Kitchener to Secretary lot War was issued by the War Office t'nia evening':— ...
... been performed. In consequence, the War Office have had to deal with a mass of cases in which the simplest proofs of identification were wanting, and in the great majority references have been necessary to South Africa to obtain an exact account. Cases ...
... on Pietersburg. The “ undesirables” who have been e1 from Pietersburg are arriving here. All that the Boers are tired of the war, but th: gn tha f.1ld ho thaie i. —e es ment The gaole bave been filled for months | pe recalcitrant burghers who have desertec ...
... has seen highly placed officials the War Office and at offices of the Imperial Yeomanry regarding what one the former described as the grotesquely ab- aurd story of the loss of 98th Company Imperial Yeomanry. The War Office officials admitted they knew ...
... South Africa absorbs public attention that ttie eye el Average reader sees there, and practically only there, England’s trouble. One picks up bis morning evening paper and sqans earnestly the latest fretu- the Veldt, now (, swoop Botha, again a startling ...
... criticism by Libers i Hill longed the war. That was far more due | leas and ill-judged phrases by some leadin bers of the Government. Punishment, subjugation, and humiliation would not prosperity or loyalty in South Africa. Government next Session reformed ...
... THE WAS IN SOUTH AFRICA. DE WET SOUTH OF DEWETSDORP —TUB CAPTURE OF A BRITISH POST—OFFICIAL MESSAGE. London, Monday.—Tho following the text of the message from Lord Kitchener : Residency, Pretoria, Feb. 3,12.43 p.m. Tho casualties were two officers—Lieut ...
... Woolwich, has been posted to the Royal Field Artillery in South Africa to embark early date. Of the eight special companies of volunteer cyclists, authorised be raised in the various districts the War Office, the first is to assemble at Aidershot during the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. FURTHER FIGHTING. HEAVY CASUALTIES. London, Monduy Night—Tonights lists indicate that there was fighting near Hoot Hop on Friday, which, judging the number of regiments engaged, wouid appear rather important character. Captain H. F. Scott ...
... mules to South Africa, says these army supplies are chiefly used to continue torturing and slaying of women and children. The English Government is at the end of its resources. If American people stop' the shipment to British armies the war will end and ...