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... THE SOUTH AFRICA WAR. Mr. Steyn Reported Unwell The Operations Against Fourie. - Mar. IS. Gann; big I 1 , 0 rJr - r our terms. 100.930 Iw.w.a ha. Wet 'war Sew, fue wen few awn Etat. na,ority w e t., the, farmw e ther on furlough .w as French u Stair, ...
... 9H AFRICA WAR KING AND RELIGION. - Presentation of Addresses front oc WET'S MOVEMENTS , Various Bodies. • boy kiss in the Orange Colony. trerdlas Being Hunted eq the Mountains. h te the Secret.try /ILIA. 12th M ach 17 m IA DOW DOI, 1 0 Hi ..rt e. heavy ...
... to leave twelve battalions permanently in South Africa. WAR OFFICE REFORM. With reference to the War Office, Lord Roberts was anxious to have some experience thereof before suggesting any change. Mr. Brodrick believed it required remodelling. ...
... is the I r. i rest the Intl+ r Ime4 orb THE SOUTH AFRICA WAR. Fight near Wlnterberg. (I.reia Amocistios Wee Special.) QUEENSTOWN. Cape Cokey. Var. 27. fanner of this district made a forced march of Sunday, but Irmo not able to get nearer to than two and ...
... on public topics, and be found they must be 011 ore topic alone, namely, that of South Africa. The war in which they had been engaged was in sonic senses a great war--not groat, he feared, in any credit or gory it would have brought to this country, but ...
... THE BANFFSHIRE REPORTER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1901. SPEECH. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THI War Office on Wednesday issued the following despatch: — Lord Kitchener's Headquarters, MA JOHN Mactaon, H.M.1.5., presided at a social meeting of Murayshir.• in the ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. LATEST WAR NEWS. DESPATCH FROM LORD KITCHENER. CRUSHING DEFEAT OF DELAREY. CONVOY AND NINE GUNS CAPTURED. HEAVY BOER LOSSES. The War Office early this morning tho following:— From Lord Kitchener. Pretoria. Moody. force include ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. DE WEI'S MOVEMENTS. A TOWN LOOTED. CLEARING CANE COLONY. FEELING IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR ENDING. nuted Pme ASSOC:MIOD—By Seethe Te.egraph—Copyl4lt. LONDON. March 6. I). Wet and Steyn, *rah 500 followers, on Feb. 24, looted every ...
... COLONIALS IN SOUTH AFRICA, War Office return hbcm* that during 1900 wore despatched to South Africa from obe of Canada. Australia, and New *,V> /■.ffi'-ers and 10,319 men, and that arc a- '■■resent serving there officers and C 385 ...
... SOUTH AFRICA WAR. Two very brief despatches from Lord Kitchener record the surprise and capture of a Boer laager at Krnugerspoort and the capture of the notorious Abel Erasmus. It is to be noted that the two events did not occur at the same time and place ...
... SOUTH AFRICAN PHRASEOLOGY In following the movements of the contending forces now opposed in South Africa, war correspondents have been compelled to use many words and phrases of local Afrikander patois, more especially when referring to the features ...
... to French Brandy, being prepared frckm the purest grape Wine. It has been largely u.ed i British ta!s during the South Africa* War, 'vVe strongly recommend thk Brandy to on Customers. Soliciting trial orders. SOLE AGE T. FOR 3 Baluchistan and the Punjab ...