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... SOUTH AFRICA. + WAR SPECIAL.) MIDDLEBURG, Tvzspar. Boers to cross the line west of Pan, bat were perceived by the occupants of the blockhouse, who epened a brisk fire on the and compelled them to retreat, abandon- ing a loaded waggon. It is reported that ...
... R SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office has asked for one handred experienced Post Office men from the classes o! clerks, sorters, counter clerks, and telegraphists, and sorting clerks and telegraphists, w join the Army Post Office Corps in Seath Africa for one ...
... qs NEWS. «EVENING IRISH TIMES 5.30 Pe SOUTH AFRICA {PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL.) MIDDLEBURG, Mospar. southwards of the united Boer ‘The progress under Kritzinger, bas commandos, at Bemboesberg by the swift been povements of the columns under Colonel ...
... «EVENING IRISH TIMLS a SOUTH AFRICA. jos waR CRADOCK, Daring the made to draw s corden round the Beer midlands district, and the opera- forere m she to have been successful. use of a railway triangle at his disposal, Haig managed to head the enemy back ...
... LOSSES I. WAR. ‘The War last night issued the monthly G@mrement of casualties in South Africa during the war. In the month of April 7 officers and %9 men were killed, 21 officers ami 249 men Were wounded (1 and 43 respectively of whom Ged of wounds); ...
... DAYS NEWS.’ IRISH 5.50 P.m wy SOUTH AFRICA. PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL.) NEWCASTLE, Mowpay. ‘fhe operations now in progress in the Eastern District of the Orange River Colony have al- ready resulted in large captures of stock, in- 3,000 herses, 20 ...
... LOSSES IN TIE VIE. The War OSeson Monday iatusd the monthly statement of casualties in South Africa daring the war. In the month of April 7 ofllosn and 70 men were killed. officers and M 9 man were wounded (lead 49 reepootively ol whom died ol wounds); ...
... wife, | * gr — «yee in Bouth Africa. War Office, ‘The undermentioned officers to b of the — om an 3ed Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant C ‘Red « ~~ a —_ Leinster R HE | bleod. 3ed Battalion ffom Sed R Steward, | URsT. | Ne ton, from 6th Battalion the Royal Warwitk- ...
... would prove equally abutlivc. war South Afri*i was begun self-defence, and every new piece of infoniu.tma served to the impartial spectator that had to come some time other if were nviiiUain our place South Africa. Thu war bad been brought home the recent ...
... even with au insurance agent, nl hold three Irish degrees. Finding numbers of doctors inthe samo tix Istarted for South Africa; the war wus then starting and medicos ifal, so aot ing else to do I enlisted as a trooper a day,and found the work a lot than ...
... South Africa, Tbs War Office baa asked for one hundred experienced Post Office men from the claasee ot clerks, sorters, counter clerks, and telegraphists, and sorting clerks and telegraphists, to join the Army Poet Office Oorp* in iSeuth Africa for one ...
... at 3 o'clock. RECENT CAPTURES OF BOERS. Lord STANLEY in reply to Mr. T. R. Dewar saidl the number of prisoners of war im Africa at the War Office,as having been captured ia April was 1,0%, with 160. sur- not aware of the manacr is which they had been ...