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... HARPSHOOTERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The third batUlion of the Sharpsheeters, forming the 23rd Battalion of the Imperial Yeomanry, sailed in the steamebjp Salamis from Woolwiuh Thursday afternoon for South Africa amid scene of great enthusiasm. ORANGE COLONY ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA W. h»TO rareifed Um MUwlif oOefaU dofMckM from tb* Wur Office THE ÜBCKNT FIOHTINO, From the General of Communication* to the Secretary of Stale for War Can Town. The following casualties ate reported Second Lieutenant J. P. ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. hAf* ne«T«d tb« f«Ua«U( •ffletol dMpatchca baa tk* War 0«ni:- th» ucwrr noHTiKo, 4c. tht OtiMrn.) o( Ommuuicatiou M Ik* fl*er*- tkn at for W*r. cun Tows. Th* (aDovtax cMwltk* ((ported*■— •* J. Holwr, SumsToluUtr KnflaMn, iwryir ...
... lALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. W« tun NMind tb* fallowing deipatckts from the W»r (Mice TUK RBCMT noUTISO, AC. itoth* SecretAiy From Omml ot Coduuhum.^ W State for War. „ Caps Town. Tb* following cnounltlCT 2nd Imperial Light Horse-MO Unco-Corauial DarW ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. W* kan rae ...
... THE BOOKS About year ago (saya Truth) the librarian af public library in the provinces offered to the War Office for the use soldiers in South Africa some hundreds of old hooka,ckkffy works of fiction, which bad basn withdrawn from nse ia the library. ...
... THE TROOPS. The Secretary for War baa received telegrata from Lord Kitchener the effect that any comforts which private individuals may desire to send ont for the troops in view of the approaching winter in South Africa would ba meet acceptable, and should ...
... COMFORTS FOR THE TROOPS. Th® .W»r Office hna reinued the cirtransmimion to the troope South Africa. Cardigan jackets, woollen drawers and veste, knitted socks, worsted nightcaps, or tam-o-shunters, flannel shirts, cholera belts, neck mufflers, tobacco ...
... CONTENTS. I—Duke of Ooramll'i Toor. Poniatont Oooonl Ttonoh. Ualtthfow Palace. Qoecn MrmortaL Loom Ja tkt War. „ 2—Procoodlnc* la Parliament—Lo: and tbo War Office. „ I-Misa Braddoa’i Serial Story— Durtof Oar Hajooty’i Plaarare. „ 4—Eminent Dublin Moatciaar—Ur ...
... must be inquiry not only into the conduct of the War Office but an inquiry into the operations in the field. The Government had not diverged from the position that such an inquiry should be held when the war bad substantially reached conclusion, but nobody ...
... opponments South Africa. have not only had tueend three Army corps to South Africa ;we have bad to send ia numbers the equivalent of six Army corps. I trust shall never have to send that number of troops abroad agaia. But remember that Africa is net the only ...
... SOUTH AFRICAN OFFICERS. The following War Office announcements were gazetted last night:— Colonel the Earl of Dundonsld, on vacating hU appointment on the Staff, U placed half pay, dated 27th January, 1901. Colonel J. P. Brabazon is placed on rethed pay ...