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... MARTELL’S THREE STAR. SOUTH AFRICA. THE VL4KFONTEIN DISASTER. WAR OFFICE LIST OP CASUALTIES. London, Monday.—The Press Association says the War Office this evening issued a return of casualties in the fighting at Vlakfontein. Orange River Colony, 19th ...
... OSS tons, sailing from Londonderry for Nett tork on Friday, October, 1901. ad, East Fife on Jr, and reviewed .-au. a South Africa. He totM,, , «-■ overnment were not going to give country proof that they were in a mood of lethargic and happy-go-lucky optimism ...
... ranks, and, at all costs, shall not abandon them. This war has welded into a compact whole three countries hitherto separated by their interests. It is thus a war annexation that we are pursuing. This war has been expected and declared by us ; the history ...
... BERMUDA association war araciAL.) Lonuon, WanuTDAr.—Keotvr'e correspondent Hamilton, Bermuda, writing data September It, Yesterday evening the faired transport Montrose, having board Ibe (north contingent ol Boer prisonara of war (or Bermuda, arrived ...
... Methodism in the Eastern section, an Ameri■nn delegate expressed strongly his conviction that U-netits to South Africa would result from the war. ...
... Pnvate Advantage, are Chargeable as Advertisements. Sentinel. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2«. 1901. To uay'o telegrams from South Africa contain intelligence of the firat frnita of Lord Kitebesar’a proclamation, aentencea of perpetnal banishment baking been ...
... and has had a somewhat- adventurous career. He went out one of the colonies a tea planter, but proceeded South Africa the outbreak of the war, and joined one of the irregular regiments. was wounded, but on recovery was rewarded for his services with commission ...
... in Central Africa bom Zeila to Khartoum, travelling for the most part through absolutely unknown country. He mads some valuable and remarkable discoveries, and baa brought home the largest zoological collection ever made in Central Africa. Ha was also ...
... authorised by tbs Gas Bill, 1901.” Bontice business conclude! the meeting. THE SOLDIERS AND THE ULSTER ■ VOLUNTEERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. A soldier the line—one of the FusilierswriLing home from Howard’s Mine to a friend in Dtrry, gives hie impression and that ...
... country was drifting into dangerous financial position. We were told that one and quarter millions a week were being spent on the war, but, as a matter of fact, it was more, because in that sum was not included interest on sinking funds and loans which had to ...
... them. They travestied the war clause in the concession, anil put the British Government serious expense and loss of life. is understood that the Krugers will contend that the acts the Company's representative in South Africa were unauthoriseo and unknown ...
... camped Jouberl'e Kop. Hare an ontpoet the enemy, who crept donga, but they war* beaten off. THE OPERATIONS IN ORANGE RIVER COLONY. WORK OF GBNKKAL ELLIOTT’S COLUMN (PRESS AmaCUTIOH WAR BPECUE. WnmURO, Srptihbrr B.—Gcoeral KllloU has relumed ben alter clearing ...