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... COMING BUDUET. The time, twuredly, is rapidly come! when the EagLish will feel mirk enough of the I famous war which they have been waging in South Africa. A two hundred annalsDedget wilt be an ugly thiag. but it depends oa the Dimmer in which the required ...
... •juesuoua. CYCLIST VOLUNTEERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. A special Army Order was issued lost night notifying that it has been decided to raise eight ■.•ompinivs fnfantry Cyclist Volunteers for ter vice in South Africa. The Home. NorticKasl''nj, North-Western ...
... Secretary of State. The noble Duke had alluded to the war in South Africa, and must challenge the noble Duke pr *lo«.e his authority for saving the J fferen-vs the War Office caused the osrly disaster* the war uld the noble Dike show that any supplies reinforcement* ...
... Crimes. and he is still so hale and so full of spirit thar at the begumning of the wa: in South Africa he volunteered for the front. His great age precluded the War Office from accepting his lard Charlemont. although his title is an . Trish one. is descended ...
... our Annj, and add kcmii, in modern time*, tchool the number of our troop*. At of i,h Art pereor* the outbreak of the war in South Africa we discovered that two Army Corps were not sufficient for the needs the Empire. We also discovered that our haphazard ...
... who that the Government have avoiie-i th© war South Africa recogniae# that conviction need not now affect his posit.cu, and that it is the duty all publx men support the Ootwmment in it* endesvcor to bring the war a.s soon a* possible tn a conclusion. voice ...
... General Louis Botha is published to-day:— * From Lord Roberta to Commandant General Headquarters of the British Army South Africa, Zwartzkoppiea, near Pretoria, 12th June, 1900. Your Honour . , , , address theae few line* m the hope that they may have ...
... 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 ...
... ei Mated. se • mei, Wall lobe War el • epleedbe emetlemelee, be old eet leek edam et sr meld mama\ OW • Ana ahem. Fer • ember .111. be cemeeelel the Veteeitseey Dahlia Otealeme meet the gnaw penile al Yet ia Meath Africa smelted te lore. ea • veeceri ...
... remembered that the large majority of these ware recruit* for service in the war. Thirtyfive Militia Battalions placed their services the disposal of the Government to Sooth Africa. 10,000 Yeomanry went, well a* 10,000 Volunteer!, and we could have had another ...
... the propoaed new covering. The latter waa khaki-coloured alouch hat, with wide hria, attar the style of those naod in South Africa. Tbs puggaree, however, was replaced by wide, dark blue band, and the brim of the hat Was eatigbt up fay etude at three points ...
... 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 ...