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... IN | OUTH ‘We bave received the despatches Prem the of to the Secretary the War Ofice of state tor Was. Cars Town. ‘The casualiies Perce, killed, i ‘March 14 A. W. Pringle, Colonial 14, Defence Force Eanes March 2. B. White JL. Prederick (. =o 2 and 2 ...
... UTH AFRICA ORANGE ERS IN FORCE ROUND DEWETSRDORP ENEMY CHARGED THEIR POSITIONS. (PRESS WAR SPECIAL.) DEWETSDOBRP, 27. ‘The Beers having eniped us all day yesterday and thie morning, Hamilton with Hickmaa's column and Rimington's Scouts moved out shortly ...
... had boos made by the subjects of various friendly Africa by the British consequence of ir expulsion South Mr. could state ly the number of women Secretary for War if be detention camps in South Africa, and and children at present confined in each of the ...
... THE “)VRAGH” BROSPITAL In ICA. one of the “Ivengh” in South Africa, orn account in mgbt, of its work and his expericeces darting the war. Dupéruw, on PASSENGERS ASSURANCE gers 00 investments amoumted to >, and the im tions to policy holders compemation ...
... bear.) stew YAN alse regarded the terms effered the Boers Lerd as generous in the extzeme. ry owner ia South Africa he had felt the of the war, but all the same he recommended Weatment of the men who would have to live im the future ™ with British subjects ...
... takea, or proposed tok, redeem their of an imto the cause of our failure African war? Mr. BALFOUR—As 1 bave more than eace thas the Commienen stated, I do not until the war has searly should begin ite reached, oF (Lrenical NEW ROYAL eee In answer to Mr ...
... ” the Cdildren's Liquor Bill was before the House lest week member of the Cabinet the Bench to guidance Mr. Jessie war in South Africa will cost net far short of A scems as far off as ever. There are te be settled in the Far East of the tude, and the ...
... very severe & strong tarned from naval to military peal was made to the Searetary for War aid, with Government funds, the widows and of soldiers killed in South Africa of the bed By ten o'clock the ‘the whole of the supply that had been put caine an stained ...
... affairs in Uganda, the of which and the War departmeste— the which he had pre- has been eclipsed forthe ordinary sided in turn. We aes on to the reader by the more striking in the the Home Soudan and South Africa. Of the Venezuela with which 1. affair ...
... full of teil and there followed im quick succesmon the Basuto war, the Laing’e Nek aod Majubs ay all this while the great controversy about organisation was in full taken the reins at the War Office ata critical period in the of Anny Ad- ministration, We ...
... Government had no intention declared, amid cheers, that the Sir Alfred Milner. Mr. Brodrick, as to the reinforeements for South Africa, said that of the 30,000 asked for 23,560 had embarked, and 6,000 more were Mr. Balfour informed Sir Reid that heard Merriman ...
... according to Lord that While the Unised States weuld have a treaty right to interfere with the Canal in time of war, or apprehended war, and while other Powers could, with a disregard any of the restrictions imposed by the Great Britain alone, im spite ...