... Co. Fermanagh, forwarded a letter to Mr. Ohamberiain he received James Doonan, 3rd Inniskilling Catholic, serving in South Africa. The writer states that the Boer women are treated better by the British than they were by their own Government, and that ...

... for the most important eae of its offtcials does oot og the hus be Py you had many tel: from South Africa pte ie wa; began’ gent it at once to the War Office.” “No; only the one that came on Friday. 1 EQUALISATION OF Bl ae COMMITTEE'S official re from ...

... ON TBE BOER WAR. ib will weeks age very successful and at the Tere Sand upon a from a by Mr. Maurice South Africa with of imperial Yeo- to the University Hall of the University Ast, when and the the will be repeated Fitagibbon, will be shown = The set ...

... AR. Canon Knwx Lattle delivered his lecture on the war at Birmingham yesterday for the Soldiers and Sailors’ Help Society. General Sir Pole-Carew, who pre- sided, said Canon Knox Little lay out with the men during cold nights. and underivok wearisome ...

... maps of South Africa | aS East OF OBTAINING will set thoughtful wondering what on wih be earth the duty of the War Department is. (Cramer's ‘commenieat for those pot ‘to invest who has followed the course of the 4, mach Everybody war in Africa will recollect ...

... good old means are small, and she has position as clerk in the offices of the Austrian EI BOOK TO SE PUBLISHED AT END OF THE WAR om Pau! is busy (says “ London Express” writing book in the seclusion of his Hilversum apartments. If my information be correct ...

... RETURNING. The War Office issued» the following thortly after midnight :— “The Secretary of State for War has heard by telegram from Lord Kitchener that the Mongolian had embarked eighteen Squadrons of the Yeomanry who first landed Africa for return home ...

... at two o'clock. Mr. BRODRICK, in answer to Mr. M'Neill, said he was not aware of felt at the hospital treatment of in South Africa. The bon. mem- ber di not give his authority, and he had no reason to suppose that a state of as he Mr. the ight hen, aware ...

... make apy reasonable demand, that might have a chance of gratitude. Years passed Gand po request ‘Then came Boer War; nurse's son lost his Africa, was stranded reduced te poverty. Unlike David of old, she remembered her trast in Princes asked her favour. ...

... instance of War Office tions has arisen over the retarn of the Volum teer Battalion of the Royal Lancaster Regh ment. The Mayor end inhabitants of Lap’ caster were antious to present the Battalics with colours in commemofation of its service, im Africa. Permission ...

... announced that he to the war and get home by September. Then, again, we are told thet he is dead sick of the whole busi- ness and will come home, war or no war. This is capped this morning by the assertion of a that rumour is cur- rent that the African is ...

... BLOCK-HOUSES. el of view with the Martello A prominent characteristic of the later were tary point built a of the war in South Africa is the re- assist in invasion, sh are now version on both sidés to the methods of a century ‘A third-class gunbost could ...