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... presentstion war medals continues on various all ovsr the country; and the announcement should specially noted from tfc* W«r Office that officer*, noncommiuioned offiowi, and men who hare .erred any of the oorp* raiaed in South Africa during the war, and who ...
... of education, has Levu vent( le War. Amos Bros., are the cheapest stationers in the Town. Call and inspect their goods at Wellington Boat: or So6sex Street. WAR IN SOUTH COMMANDOS CAPTURED. SUCCESSFUL NIGHT WORK TM War Office has hawed the following Frees ...
... Tories, are placing in the forefront of their pro, gramme and their policy not Alunicipal questions, but the war in Smith Africa. But the war is rapidly losing its former atinalivensas and IL old spell, eves over habitually unthinking man in the Ansi ...
... and munitions war. great pitched liattle has anywhere been won—and, indeed, it is doubtful whether an engagement on large scale will again lie fought but the constant discomfiture of scattered commandoes in all parts of the theatre of war is having pal(table ...
... sooretory ainoa April, 1887, to become private secretary ol Mr. Brokriok the War Office. Though unknown military circles iu England, those who have been Soulli Africa daring the war fully recognise the wisdom of tho aeleclion which has thus beno made, for ...
... Kitchener to the of State War : PRETORIA May 6 columns report four Boers killed five wounded 108 prisoners 106000 of ammunition 120 wagons The Month’s Casualties' MEN KILLED 21 249 WOUNDED War Monday night issued South Africa war of April were killed ancl ...
... It not very likely by protracting the negotiations could have averted war but they should exhausted every of conoiiiati before provoking Boers by sending lot extra troops to Africa war bad actually commenced should it wicked to preach pro-Boerism -Ed FOREIGN ...
... e that order, arrived home before the war is over, the Government cannot do lees thee mooed him a triumphal procession !always isop portese the time, whilst estitheg is still going on. in Sea* Africa and the war is not over. De Wet is yet captured, although ...
... munitions of war. No great pitched battie lee anywhere boon won—and, indeed, it is doubtful whether an engagement on • large soak will again be fought but the constant discomfiture of scattered oommandoee in all parts of the theatre of war is having palpable ...
... continue be done wi long the war coatia. of as are perfect. and there may have hems name abortMDß hot I tenet that when the war shell have been concluded it will be allowed that Lord Kitchener in booth Africa sad the War Ofgre anthorittes at home have ...
... (Cheers In proposing “ The Navy and Auxiliary Forces” Mr Conwy Bell Vice-President) said good part of their out South Africa The war had already been long one hoped it would soon be over Their navy well known was second to probably superior to others ...
... volumirouv dispatches. accts. pying 153 pages from Lord Roberta. Fir Redvers 1 Bal:er. and other ofgetre In South Africa respecting the war. the eeenta and Phases of the campaign dealt with have for the most Part become almost historkwi. but the dispatches ...