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... THIS DAY'S NEWS. «EVENING IRISH TUMBS” 5.30 r. SOUTH AFRICA, THE BOER INVASION, DEFENCE OF CAPE COLO (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL. WILLOWMORE, Tuvaspar. A and iofluential meeting has been held tere with the object of forming a district de- ence guard ...
... peal lor MOmDaY.—The Bequell ry ‘enh ban. for Tum IN 8O from the War Office :— We have received the oficial despatches from 0 the The following are Victorian Pri ate uber (bh ‘February Sergeans Maine (a), Utrecht, February 13. ‘Yeomanry J. K. Royal Sapper ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, THE CAPTURE OF CRONJE GENERAL KELLY-KENNY'S DESPATCHES, FRENCH'S CAPTURES. paper = issued yesterday contains the despatch which ANOTHER BIG HAUL. General Kelly-Kenny fernished to Lord Roberts on the 20th February = inst dealing with events ...
... SOUTH AFRICA RAID. ANOTH ENGAGEMENT. KITCH SCO’ LODGE THE ENEMY. FOLLOWING UP THE (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL.) CLAN WILLIAM, Fusacary 6. Gince I cent off my wire this afternoon infor- @atien has been received that Kitchener's fight- ing have had another ...
... head eff the guns and convoy the most blow since the of Pretorie will prenably hastened. have been struck, and the end of the war ap- ...
... grant rary maak of Captain in the Army whilst serving with tho \ oluniert im Africa. The endormentioned the of Lieutensa: 1 ‘ws while serving with the Volunteer Compouy io Africa G, M. Prost, lst Volunteer ener Ratzaiion. Second iseutemant Mow, Sth Vol a ...
... Grace the Archbishop of referonces wets made to the death of the Queen. Franks recounted some ex- periences during the war in South Africa. The annual meeting of the Solicitors’ Benevolent Association was held Sir William FFindlater (President of the Association) ...
... He wae not one to cowplain of the chances of war ; lives must be lost ; horses must be ridden to death, end the mast be devastated ; but it was sancly bie to avoid doing to add vo the the Govers: of war. ment could do was to place bring aboat everything ...
... co-operation of the movement. leaders of the Afrikander party in the peace PS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The two companies Mounted training at Aldershot bave been to leave on tor Africa. Each of the companies will accem panied by s machine Rio a y is furnished by the ...
... General Sir Evelyn Wood is not to Soath Africa. The gallant general has, during the whole course of the campaign, been most willing to make his services aod valuable expe- rience available if desired at tbe seat of war, but Sir Evelyn is senior to Lord Kitchener ...
... is not going to ‘he gallant general has, daring oath Africa. the whole course of the ecampaiga, been most willing ty make his services and valuable expe- regee available if desired at the seat of war, ber Mie te senior to Lord Kitehener, who, having the ...
... wheiher we do or do sot Nes AND THE CUST 0! WAR. Mr. GIBSON BOWLES asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether any estimate had been made of the amount of contribution towards the cost of the war in South Africa which will be levied on the diamond mines ...