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... THE AFRICA. BOEE PROCLAMATION—THE WAR TO ON—SCHEEPER CAPTURES MURRAYSBCRG—AMERICAN DEMOCRATS AND THE BOER CAUSE. London, Wednesday.—A Brussels message to the “Morning Post” says—According despatch from Lourenco Marques, Mr. Schalk Burger and Mr. Steyu ...
... The Government Commission to consider claims for the compensation of those foreigners who were deported from South Africa during the war, this morning took the evidence of Earl Roberts at Westminster Palace Hotel. His Lordship dealt with plots made against ...
... has come off second best. Tue notoriety achieved General Baden-Poweil is mystery to every man who has been in Sonth Africa during tbe war. The defence of Mateking was admirably stage-managed. General Baden-Fosell is amateur actor of no mean repute, bat ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. London, Thursday.—Lord Kitchener telegraphs to the War Office as follows: Elandsfontein, July 17th, 1.40 p.m.—ln the Orange River Colony Captain Charles Botha, son of Philip Botha, and Lieutenant Thomas Human, also Field Cornet Oliver, have ...
... THE DURATION OF THE WAR. HOODWINKING THE PUBLIC Mr. Charles Williams, writing in the Morning Leader,” says—And in one respect, at least, the public at home is being systematically deceived. It was pointed out in an able article in the Manchester Guardian ...
... GOOD WAR STORY It not always one hears a humorous tale to relieve the grim tragedy of the war in South Africa. However, there is one which has the advantage being true. A small party of Colonials were guarding convoy supplies of money and foodstuff* across ...
... Crimean War had Mr. Bussell, as was then, been prevented from telling the truth as to the miserable plight of our army ? In the House of Commons on July 8, Lord Stanley, speaking on behalf of the Secretary for War, threatened the Daily Mail war correspondent ...
... prisoners. Total, 60 officers, 671 men. Since the commencement the war, and not including the above figures, the total reduction of the military forces in South Africa baa been: Deaths in South Africa—Officers, 769; men, 15,578. Missing and prisoners—Officers ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. shot, lane through the Boers, who fled temr-strieken. They lost heavily in killed and wounded, and abandoned part of their transport THE WRECKED TRAIN. DEaPATCH I Roll LORD KITCHENER. The following daepatche* were received at the War Office ...
... mules to South Africa, says these army supplies are chiefly used to continue torturing and slaying of women and children. The English Government is at the end of its resources. If American people stop' the shipment to British armies the war will end and ...
... the Crimean War had Mr. Bussell, as was then, been prevented from tilling the truth as the miserable plight out army ? In the House of Commons on July 8, Lord Stanley, speaking on behalf of the Secretary for War, threatened tbs Doily Moil war oorreepondent ...
... peaceable and to the country progressing excellently under British rule. The war war one lor domination in Booth Africa and the safety of the Empire of which Booth Africa was unit. (Land sheers.) The BiU was read third time 391 rotes against m. The Boose adjourned ...