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... 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 ...
... a hand in the war Africa. The Mint |»-rtons should also rrfle,-i on what CJcrnian correspondent at the Cape re-eotlr wrote for the Weat Italian Gazette. said that the English •ere no longer able put an army the ficH to keep South Africa in check, that ...
... AFRICA. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH ti.l. ours I armee roots. menet - I . Lime 1411sast-8741 P,404. Peakmary I 1151 Pal faao 1 Ablosotsa= Ittman I. rm. B.lt swot • 61a Co. hapsda Troaser-lIHO POOBB .080 solaoa”. 1.0•008 Fa 0816.4481 n 1.1•881 T-8,1 11011 ...
... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. in enry that the Mind err cet the sad 71h Hors as es 7,000 dor ter the Cam. beire salled kir Mem thene mend sheer the inner of aad Me, ote plare M the The Clare 900 of all maks aad SOO bore= and the 71h no of all arel Met 6CO ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. FRENCH'S OPERATION& BRITISH C IPITRE A CONVOY: (OFFICIAL DESPAILIL) following eleepeteh Lord Kitchener mined lan evening by Ow War O. • - •• PRETORIA, Vesecone 12na. resses ninon. having eaptarag wonsw 60 waggons, 16 awl 45 prisoners. Coe ...
... io recently published reports, w The Gear South Africa. “ral bas during the whole course of the campaign been most to make his services and valuable experience available, if desired, at the seat of war, but Sir Eve- lyn is senior to Government, , hav ...
... THB WAR OFFICE CHAKOED TB££B MDfDS. -aim. Jftmdaf. Oeaorsl Bur Brslyu Wood m* gsiag to Ssutb Africa. Tbs tea daring of tbs ataal willing to ■mbs bis senises aad experieaoc aeailsbia if destnd at a( bat Sir Beelya is Lord Krtcbeoor, basing tba fall asafldance ...
... SO'UTII AFRICA. ATTACK ON OrrPOSTS. HEAVY BOER LOSSES. 1.10.2• TI. KRLVERSDORP, O.ik.3ølJa.en.y • el &beet 1,51:0 I Delce oak • attack cm an oetpest, mg dried, el the Semi& Wales at Ifiwk . fenten, twenty wiles of due 0.. The enemy were repeetedly ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. DE WET WORTH OF SMITHFIELD. INVASION OF THE CAPE. MOVEMENTS OF BOER COMMANDOS. (OFFICIAL DASPATCHI I. .g drpsiat km ban ntmired PRErORIA, 7r. ?macaw, LllO A coleus destroyed supplies et Petro. eed to 3,500 borers outdo trident • arstalty ...
... EXTRA. FROM TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. AFRICA. THE PLAN. FOUR MAIN MOVEMENTS. (VIM vu asar I Car. Tows, Sumer. It balwettibis • sweerall at root art She ✓owel Ilia hest fort/sight has Perti food ma. tho suit ia to Imo War • gamest ofow. ratan. Gement thae ...
... 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 ...
... South Africa has led me to make further call upon the patriotism and devotion of Caneda and Australia, I rejoice that my request has met with a prompt and loyal response, and thst large additional those Colonies wil) embark for the seat of war at an early ...