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... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. trom the War Office :— ‘We have received the fellowing despatches the General of Communications to the Secretary of State for War :— Care Town, ‘The are reported 3 ¢. Roberts's Horse. ‘times wear Licktenburg, wousded Marci: ...
... THIS DAY’S NEWS. NG IRISH TIMES 5.30 p.m SOUTIT AFRICA ASSOCIATION WAR CARD NARVON Tcrspay, Two civilian scouts, who had becn captured the Boers, have now been released, They the Boer retreat as most disorderly, expecially when they fatied to cross the ...
... THIS DAY’S NEWS. _ @ EVENING IRISH 5.30 r.u AFRICA, ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIALS.) VICTORIA WEST, Sarcevar. Small bodies of the enemy are again reported in this district. Trooper Dekoch, who was re- cently a prisoner in the hands of the Boers, but was su ...
... men of the crew of South African medals. There are more than 100 persons, officers and men, who were on service in South Africa the war, tne Commedore, Captain A. L. being in Re Helens command of the Niebe, which took Cronjé to scene was witnessed in Parkgate ...
... KINCSTOWN Pu. vs WITH PILPRRRING eal CAST. IN SOUPH AFRICA freun the War Uffice We have received’ the From the Co te tae of ate for War. Cart Towx, are repected :— C. B Davia, died, Carnarven, February loree—Si Private C. W. Namath. Border Private mam ...
... ficial trom the War ‘From the Genaral ef Comsmanicatsons to the Secretary of Mate tor War. Ww. Derby on = Sed Worcester Private T. Jones (b), bet wees smithteld Drammer Kilis, prisoner, ‘1st + ~ + F. W. Pay @) 5160 w. Killed ; 5619 Private (ah sear Blood ...
... ASU AL TY 80) APRICA We have “1 veceived the oficial from the War Office the ities are reported >— Liestenant Semen Umpevial Light Worm, ‘Captain James ‘1st Imperial Light Bore, Lieutenant J. R. Stone, Int Imperial Light Horse, Lieutenant J. Dryden, 1st ...
... IN | OUTH ‘We bave received the despatches Prem the of to the Secretary the War Ofice of state tor Was. Cars Town. ‘The casualiies Perce, killed, i ‘March 14 A. W. Pringle, Colonial 14, Defence Force Eanes March 2. B. White JL. Prederick (. =o 2 and 2 ...
... Tayler, Medical Corps tees), progressing favourably, ck, Mare vil Sargeoa Miller, doing very well, De ing announce lists by the War Offies last even- weands, whilst two men ot Bethane’s Mounted and siz trom fantry were lst alsime. Five men of the ist Li reporved ...
... IN souTY from the War UGice have received the following oficial Prem the General of of state for War. othe Secretary casualties are Tow, James Egun, pri. souer 68 Private Walter Int Ride March 19. Private Young, shor dead Sth Lancers—4171 Private Severely ...
... aiterwards went into Committee for the purpose of preceeding with the See piomentary Upon the £3,000,000 te due to the war ia meet ackti Nouth Africa. expendivare BATTER, COLAKEL NOLAN, MR. FULLER, CAPTAIN BOURTUN, AND MAJOR offered some obrervatioas on the subject ...
... LOSSES IN THE W. ‘The War Office last night issued the monthly list of casualties to the British force in South Africa. Tee total reduction of the force through the war is 16,859 officers and men, as follows :— Deaths in Seuth Africa, 664 officere,15,137 ...