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... THE SOUTH AFRICA WAR. Lett•r from a Lady In Kimberley. The follmiring letter ban bee:, ue by Mrs Trimble. w dote of the late ('apt. Troops—fornierly adjutant of the Newcastle and Durham Engineers—a lady wed knees is the North of Eng Lott, but who is now ...
... THE SOUTH AFRICA WAR. Town Guards Without DESTRUCTION OF CAPTURED Witß MATERIAL. er of CAPE COLONY, Jan. 30. of plaints that alas eutered Mat rude to seise the re :Way Pbetersborg and opeo up direct time at Fort The twat. mar Lou'. Botha. bad for the ...
... THE SOUTH AFRICA WAR. LECTURE IN NEWCASTLE. waht. in the Hall. Newish.. the Am Hobert MaCiyll.nd. .4 Renfrew. N.B. 1 WM. to the let HottaLou of the Cameron Highlancers) tend on the whom - A Thousand Miles with the Briton Army Metre. Mr. George Hearnek ...
... MAGI(LANTBR,\’ ENTERTAINMENTS. - Slides for HIRE. with Mm—#-nl Africa, Transvaal War, London to Niagara, Wanderings in Paris, Round Britain, mh.‘- of Scotland ; also Religious, Tem, C , and many others. Terms : ..ufl:‘—um Chemist, Oban. ...
... WCADDEN CHURCH at FRASER and Da KERR. ee “QUEENS ‘8 ROYAL GLASGOW OLUNTEERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Ofice Warrant enlistment ‘al Sane tor the Imperial Yeo- ‘Commanding the af ¥' TEOMANRY CAVALRY ie prepared to to EB the the end of The will bold good ...
... “Q* OWN” OTAL VOLUNTEERS FUR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office having pi ablished a Royal stment for the commanding ¢ TROMANRY « ee prepered }o CEIVE. the NAMES of the end The Enlistmen' will, eid gerd for One Year, or till Applicants henld he Sound and Robust ...
... Price One Shilling Helm MOTES ON REGONNOITRIMO IM SOUTH AFRICA. BOER WAR, 1899-1900. Issued by the Cap* Timu, and republished from Longman’* Magazin*, February 1901. ...
... limit their ameeat, but tb naval sad military requirimaato d tie cauatry, sod impecially_ the moday comm. quiet the Beath Africa& War. ham immolred leereaaa. ...
... f boaodii. learoed aocie’-iw, and •Lhtohip#, ti jrbwater Cornish through- ol year earijr cloKlnfr day#. I«*t of ' Sooth Africa war, and other iitformation c#efol for reaideau tb« couu'.y and Coraiabioea everywhere. Pabli»h«d Jcteph Po.lard, Truro and ...
... stagnation in businese. The strain would not have been so severe had we not on our hands the distress caused by the South Africa. War. All parties willingly bear the burden when it is absolutely necessary ; but when it is possible to lessen the burden, we ...
... by the Liberals to make them acquainted with facts which thew ought to have known. The tarok, stir dealt with the South Africa war. ebowing the losiompeenct and lank of foresight of the Governmesit. ...
... SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS CHAPTERS I II -When the South Africa* war break* out. Hush Clairtnont perplexed a* wtiat be ought to do. ie Englishman, but after lii« father - * death, hi# morher married Boer landowner. Hugh love* her. and la doubt whether ...