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... South Africa. Wyc have paid heavily, both in blood and iu money, for the two years' fighting. According to a statement issued by the War Office, the total number of deaths in South Africa from the beginfling of the war to the close of last month was 17,472—&24 ...
... PERMITS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Oaks have issued the following notice: In consequence of the establishment of martial law at all South African porta, it has been decided, with the coocurrence of the Uovernmenta of the Cape Colony and Natal, that on ...
... COST OF TILE WARS. OMICLIII. Jamas : 153,317,000. * return was issued on Monday showini . tie mittmated cast of the operations in South Africa and China, and the moans by which the expenditure will be met. The supply grants for South Africa in 1889-1900 ...
... be done so long as the war continues. None of us are perfect, and there may have been some shortcomings, but I trust that when the war shall have been concluded it will be allowed that Lord Kitchener in South Africa and the War Office authorities at home ...
... munitions of war. No great pitched battle has anywhere been won—and, indeed, it is doubtful whether an engagement on a large scale will again he fought but the constant discomfiture of scattered commandoes in all parts of the theatre of war is having palpable ...
... relation to South Africa and the war that we are supposed to be so hopelessly divided. , I believe that is greatly exaggerated. The subject of first importance at present is not the origin of the war nor the past conduct of the war—it is the present ...
... the Admiralty and the War Office the visits and inquiries of suffering and anxious relatives have been more than usually many because of the loss of the Cobra in the North Sea and the recent renewal of severe fighting in South Africa; and the first year ...
... we make them live together on the and • few days afterwards his hearing returned and veldts Our first need in South Africa after the war then his speech. will be a prosperous agricultural population, and • prosperous agricultural population not of one ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. FORTS ATTACKED BY THE ENEMY. The following telegram from Lord Kitchener has been received at the War Office: PRETORIA, September 27. Forte Itala and Prospect, on the Zulu border, were attacked by Boers in force, said to be under Botha ...
... ►3OI3TH AFRICA. FURTHER CAPTURES FROM THE ENEMY. Theo follooint toilworn from Lord Kitchen*, ham Iwo moeirod at tho War Office: Putnam, May 3, 6 pan. linos last report, columns report 10 Bows killed, three wounded, 93 prisoners, 13 surrenders, 286 ...
... Goverment gratuities. The Secretary of State fee War bee telegraphed to South Africa to ascertain the fads, but assures Sir Edgar Vincent that no indention of the kind has been made with the authority el the War Ofilos. MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. The Press Amociation ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. BLOCKHOUSE RUBBED NUB BRANDFORT. The following despatch from Lord Kitchener has been issued by the War Office: Resininecr, PRETORIA, August 9, 8.50 p.m. A blockhouse near Brandfort was rushed and captured after severe fighting night ...