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... shall not return te India, but affairs in South Africa admits of its witb. brought to England as eon as the state of 19th (Princess of Wales's Own) Hussars will not returo to India from the seat of war. No date bas yet been fixed fur the re- ment (18th) ...
... returned from Sou have been visiting the agro to ventilate their grievances. tors to Mr. J. G. War officer, who claims | Rok 2110 of arrears to pay for service Africa, and complains that he has be he field wo further imstalmen: than £33, wh i Lord respect of ...
... Rus W. MYRIORAMA. WAR fram the commencement, ‘the dew that in- ‘Talented and STAR SAVAGE AFRICA {HED OF ‘THE WORLD 146 EVER SEES. ‘100 Vive ‘in depicting South African Lise, eee io mat wondertul ever comm tm this == ‘THE BOEES.IN WAR. WICE DAILY, AT 3 ...
... Secretary to gixe full explanation of the position in South Africa. Mr. Chamberlain, in reply, dwelt at length on the military situation. He said that with the capture of Prinaloo’s men the war, as a war, came to an end. What was known as guerilla warfare followed ...
... has seen bighly-placed at the War Office and at the offices of the Imperial Yeomanry regarding whst one of the former described as * the grotesquely absurd stury ” of the loss of the 98th Company Imperial Yeomanry. Tue War Office officials admitted they ...
... the war fever was at its height a Yorkshire gentleman and officer ofred wo raise a buly of volunteer artillerymen for eervice in South Africa on that he was allowed to himself com- mand them. The offer #as fter some hesitation arcepted by the War Otlice ...
... RONT. The 4th Battalion Royal Lancaster Regiment arrived this mcrning at Lancaster from South Africa, in two special trams from Soathamp- ton. Owing to the War Otlice having intimated that they would disembark at Liverpool on ‘Luesday, the inhabitants’ ...
... Sp H. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN ON THE WAR. Sir Henry Campbell-Baanerman speaking befwe a meeting of Camberwell Liberals last bight. said tl he South Afrieam War the whole political interest. It was of the greatest importance to createas little ill-will as poesivie ...
... FRON' The 4th Battalion Royal Lancaster Regiment arrived on Saturday at Lancaster from South Africa, in two special trains from Southamp- ton, Owing to the War Uffice having imtimated that they would disembark at Liverpool on Tuesday, the inhabitants’ ...
... annexed it. (2) We have not conducted the war un- rghteously and cruelly. War at iw best is aa awtul curse, and brings with it untold loss of blood and treasure, and the inevitable of the innecent. The of war always require of tarms, and even of villages ...
... ne see ATTRACTION IS DUBLIB! ik WAR from tho etr Anmated can secure. ly the ot Talented and RB ARTISTES Aggregation OUTH AFRICA. ‘south African Life, ml Brigade work. ever orem tm this LOBESGULA. ay ot ) UF ALAN BOF IX WAR Gaishes as Fills end 3, PET. Ye ...
... they were found guilty. Replying to the aame bon. member, who asked Uie Secretary for War whether he intended in the future conduct of the campaign in South Africa to discriminate between large and small bodies, and whether the latter were to be given ...