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... chairman of the Congregational Union of Booth Africa, delivered an addreee on the outlook of the denomination in Booth Africa. He expressed regret that ha was precluded the assembly from discussing the war, be wonld say that the eaUd phalanx of the clergy ...
... tnene pessimistic times™ What foreign soldier* cannot, or iierhautt will not, see is that the war in South Africa, like the war in the Peninsula and the Civil War in America, is a triumph for the principle of voluntary service. For ourselves are content ...
... COURTMARTIALLED SOUTH AFRICA. Lomuon, WanwefniT.—With regard to the recent remissions of sentences passed on men tried by eoartmartial in Bomb Africa who have since bean sent home to undergo their term ot imprisonment, it is noticed that the Commanda ...
... THE BOER PRISONERS SOUTH AFRICA. The Boer prisoners in Sonth Africa are allowed beguile their large leisure with the making of wooden toys, models, and other objects, which are tfterwards put up for sale at the makers price- The money is taken in charge ...
... GERMAN OPINION OF THE WAR. Bkklin, Tuesday The National Zeilung thinks the approach of winter will not unfavourable to the British in South Africa, since the Boers will have to face cold and hardships without the possibility of obtaining warm clothing ...
... THE COST OF THE WAR. Colonel NOLAN naked the Secretary of State fw War whether he gire Tew heads of th. £140,000,000 bill presented Ire the Chancellor o, the Exchequer for the South African war. Mr BRODRICK—The figures are as follow foi the services named: ...
... conveying large quantities of fodder over long distances will be done away with entirely. During the present war the road engines sent out South Africa from Aldershot have done splendid service, and ia quite possible, of course, that a motor may be devised ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. A BRITISH PATROL CAPTURED. DE WET’S MOVEMENTS. Standkrton, Scndat —Mr*. Loni* Both* puaed thri URh hrre today bar way to PratnHa, havinx from Tiiitinx bar bnsband. Fit* burgher* of Bredanbaab’a commando aarrendarad to day. ia azpaetad tba ...
... THE LONDONDERRY* SENTINEL. TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 9 1901 Tuk campaign in South Africa posaessea fewer and fewer of the of organised war aa each week paaaea. A mere handful of desperadoes atill continue in the field, bnt they hare nothing more than fugitive ...
... THE LONDONDERRY SENTINEL TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 16. 1901 SOUTH AFRICA CHANGE COLONY. STEYN —BUROHKRB ADVISED TO SURRENDER. Bt.oEMKONTiiiN, Satuhuay. —De Wet is believed be alill in the Transvaal. Mr. Steyn is at Tabakeherg, with only a few followers. ...
... CITY EDITION. SOUTH AFRICA. THE POLICE ABRAHOEMKNTB. (im*s” nuauw, f«» ruw uiccunra.) Fkktokii, Tbub’Dat —The p lleo dlitrle't TnaavMl ara ba tbree, each uodet officer rooking lieoteoant eolonal. Am in Ihe Orange Blear Colony, the military district ...
... THE WAR. with Ik* Hod. Hr. Bnmtj in (Mokukul. From T.ART NIGHT'S PA*w tbird to on* h*U of lb* tend *»» oomod with viler, and tb* »*r*i«k*r »id noDptoc h*d bwn fn nuanera.l done line* Uajr. Wiloe** igeio tb* plaae on hottbv nv nnMiirtNH tb* 39 Jenoary ...