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... China to Chili and from Psktng to li«cT*a‘* SOITII AFRICA. C*M Turns. SrTt>AT. * day ihfoajltioat St.uio Africa. Seme«» war* b*W choretw* of all dattuaioatiooa, a* well the military cam pa. The latter war* moat ia»pre*eite, and were iwi neigbboarißj fanner* ...
... father ibis respect. It isetiiuclcd that the 30,000 fresh mounted men will come very handy far troops South Africa when the war over. The War Ofico must give Lord Kitchener what w without murmur, and it is to l« the mounts the men will worthy the riders ...
... aro r her. |Hvat, hear. Tito principal subject of spaeth wa. ...
... NE.VSI’AI'KIiA. Mr, aaked the Neurebvry Fiat* lor War etietner the certain paj-er* peMished vuuntry had been bimted in the Cape Colony under L»rd nT.VNLEV repltod that report on nubjret reu-hod the War Office. If prosibitcm had be* i-vued, had tieea toe ...
... TROOI’S FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Sixty volunteers lelt Birmingham yesterday, for Warwick, preparatory to their departure fur South Africa, to relieve the Warwickshire Active Service Company. Crowds cheered the men. A besvilv laden train left ibo Government elding ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. BRITISH POST CAI’TURED. (OFFICIAL DESPATCH.) The War Udice mgb*. itsurd the - ' OT - ...
... LhCTURES SOUTH AFRICA. tut rtup*B i iush tiucs. Ml:, 1 w-nild rnpcctiuliy --oil. it your infinercc to haw- Iho-c Icclafc- puhh?hcJ, Profc-»or Leech would hav- tw> ohjectioo. It i* very refn-sliing road his untarnished history ol lln- Soulh Afncan and ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. ENGAGEMENT WITH M ET. BOEIIS CROSS THE LADYMRA.ND LINE. FRENCH OPERATING IN THE TRANSVAAL. The following rpntch from lord Kitehener Wag i&-ited the War last evening : ••PRETORIA. T Jam amv. ** Charles Knox report©he l*o Wets force sooth ...
... ISOliTI! AFRICA. ('AMPm;ij;scoi.t?,i\ IN ACTION. I (EKE ATE I) WITH OPERATIONS IN THE TRANSVAAL. TWO OUNS CAPTL IiEl). HUITISH CASI AI.TIES. turnu.M. TU- loU..«iie; ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. FRENCH OPERATIONS. J)E WET NORTH OF THABANCTIU. Uf.SI'ATCII'. The following despatch has been received from Kitc.’.ener: •• fVeaianr 5. •• Smith-Unrrien has ot-cupind lake fhrissis. •• Krench t» driving the enemy back to Awsterdam. •• Ile ...
... rsmtimiatiou (lie strife is hopeless. an* that the war ar- risnlvcil rciucvt 1 1.-inl Kit' li-n- to apply the innasuret they e-miinuo t-, ignore hi- go».| niteutiuns. Tbi- writer to ti-c nuserv entailed by fthe war says that lie uu-lerstand how these men can ...
... far possible employ local firms. Mr. NANNKTTI asked the Secretary State for War whether he is aware that an order for 1.000 barrels ot ale for the of the tro-ne in South Africa was recently taken from Dublin Grin and handed over to an English brewery company: ...