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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ATEST TELEGR. SOLDIERS’ KITS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Sir Walter Foster proposes to ask the Sec: of State for War whether he is aware that the kits of soldiers who have died at the front of enteric fever} are being sent home to their friends in the condition ...
... the reasun that the war is at am end. ‘There Le sume may sull be sume guerilla wartare, there may under the name of war, but the result of the war is uo longer at isene, though he to bo very much 19 doubt as tu the issue of the war. I, tor ¥ part, am ready ...
... “EVENING IRISH TIMES 5.530 SOUTH AFRICA. MOVEMENTS OF DE WET. ASSOCIATION WAR SPRCIAL.) BLOEMFONTEIN, Svuspar. ‘The latest reports regarding De Wet's move- ments state that he is steadily making his way northward at the rate of about 25 miles daily, with ...
... » IRISH ES 5.50 p.m (PRESS ASSOCIA’ NS WAR SPECIALS.) GRAAF REINET, Wepwespay. News has been received by despatch rider from Zaupeort, dated yesterday, that owing to a reparted movemest of commando, Colonel Scobell’s colume left Murraysberg last evening ...
... SP AL fEXTRA FROM TO-DAY’S LON iN SOUTH. AFRICA. - | DE WET MARCHING EAST BLOEMFONTEIN, SGNDAY, O P.M. Opinion is still divided regarding the whereabouts of De Wet. My own is that he is now cast of the railway, and is try to Wepener, where the enemy have ...
... six army corps, each having its own aod staff. That,” sa; will stop at once to a lot of the red tape which flourishes at the War Office.” for officers, and to require from them generally a demonstration of professional esprit and zeal than hitherto. in ...
... Government, theraselves, net merely at war but ia 1885 on the verge of war We can- not ebut out the ity either of having to ecnd a large force to eur own nor can we suppose that if ever we should un- become ina Ecropean war we can limit our enterprise solely ...
... Secretary for War whether he could gow give any further ecale of peusions wo ue awarded to non-commussioned otiicers and men on who had been rendered wholly or partly wea- pable of earning a by of dmense contracted wi serving in Africa. STANLEY, whv answered ...