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... O'Neill was one of a brave band of nurses who went out to South Africa from the City of Dublin Nurs- and took their share of the hard work in- ing Institution at the beginning of the war, volved in the long and costly campaign. Sister O'Neill died at ...
... OF SOUTH AFRICAN JOURNALISM. Cartwright, editor’of the “South African News,” the only English paper South Africa which bas opposed the war, has been arrested on the charge of troops by a letter in the “ Freeman's ” and part, in the next day's This how ...
... Colonel De Lisle, who has been in the pursuit Kritzinger’s com mando in tl midland district, is return. to (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL ) Colonel Crewe’s column left Colonel Her. ingfontein yesterday, Hland’s Drift BOrning: has the Basvians River, Eland’s ...
... Tynemouth. Roberts, in a letter re; tin, his inabi- lity to attend, said—* Ail that have seen, especially during the war in South Africa, has only served to strengthen my firm con- viction regarding the national importance of rifle shooting. The Boers ...
... time commanded the confi- dence « the public. He had personal ex- perience of South Africa in former wars, for cver twenty years he hed-constantly been employed et the War Office, and although during this Jong period his military work had savoured more of ...
... the London Press, that General Christan De Wet is a man of and honourable character. Those who, like have served in South Africa, fought agaumt him, and frequently met men have bern prisoners under him, look, I bebeve, wil: shame aad indignation on the ...
... FIRST DUBLIN SECTION. Last evening the first Dublin section of the Imperial Yeomanry left the North Wall en route to South Africa. The is in command of Captain W. Paley Robinson An ad and Lieutenant Tottenham. vance guard of one officer and 24 men were ...
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... Holmes received @ wound on the kneq eventually led to the loss of his leg Mr. Holmes bore four months of suffer in South Africa. D: all this tum life was in grave er, but on his retam home he made a and im to resume his practice a the Bar. It was on ...
... of they made in the Rac! sb Howe « Com- mons last night on the part of air Government tote of an additional tain the war in South Africa. to main. to whied would have to contribute an undue of this resotu. tina be Mr. J. B. Redmond, M.P., ond “THE MANNERS ...
... COuF S FO THE Trooes The War Office last night sued t ular of last winter suggesting articles or ansmission to the troops im South Afri-: Cardigen jackets, woollen drawers and vests, knitted socks, worsted nightceps ot tam-o -shanters, flannel shirts ...
... sews will be fourd in Page |. THEA AR. DE WET’S POSITION. A MOVE ON FAURESMITH MORE GUNS CAPTURED FURTHER B@ER SURRENDERS Tho War Office yesterday evening issued the following despsich Kit- De Wet was moving on Phillipolis, but was headed by our troops, ...