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... aU [ miug. Saturday, SejilejiiU;r 28th, to lay , l'>iiiitialio:i -tune loensorinl ch.iisli.ia to «I>l who have fallen the war Africa. I Ncstcrday afternoon at Hall, l.uisburuugh. Sir .10-cpb W. I’.a-ve, Hart., M.P., w..- j•rvseiiu-il with three ijuarter ...
... battle and diw-ase during the lirsl and years oi the Smilli Afri can war and during the Franco-I'ruKsUn war 1870 1871 KIW PKA \.OJJ «>\i kl I | .soalh >..a;b , I Africa. Atni.i. War. 1870-Jb7l Killed ul 71-43 2J-9J !»> InmUm(ramdittuv* i>Ji I Totil ...
... such c-owr aluor. At cho of tho war Africa everyone was for •>)ieraUDi{ casus of |>raetr.itmg wounds of the abdomen. gained civil life had demonstrated how successfully operations the might perforaied, while previous wars bad bow desperately fatal “let ...
... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The transport lb I war embarked at South * csienlay 59 officers and few details for the Cape, and 2 offiecis and men of the lysl t •arrison Artillery fur Gibraltar. On arrival tite latter placo the vessel will take on board 1 ...
... CHRISTMAS IN SOUTH AFRICA, lOr tATTM.ION COS NADU IQ RAKIICRS. Mrr. Otlrady will U- pled receive Cbrirtmas preaents eob-cnpliooa bctaJf ef the Ist Battebon the Coonnught Boacere (late 88U1 Rej;rmentl. now mSoath Ainea. Mr». O'llradj would tobacco, pipes ...
... MOUNTED INFANTRY FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The two compinie* of mounted infantry trained at Aldershot tor tcrrice South Africa ware inspected yesterday General Duller. The inspection, which was of a very practical nature,waa commenced with a closelaspectiuo the ...
... GBKF.HAL DULLER UN TUB WAR. General Bailer, accompanied by Lady Audrey Boiler, ruiied Knfietd yesterday in order to receive 'itsor inkstand and addreiw sub scribed for number local ladies in approelation of efforts in the roliei I^dysmith. In reply to ...
... UNITED STATES LABOUR WAR. Both in the great steel controversy are still ilainmu* have the best of the argument. Pacts, however, seem to favour the corporation, loasmucb they have encceeded in almost iostanue starting the ilia which they aaul they would-epecaM ...
... LECTUBM OS TUB WAR, Y«st/T'iavft{tcrnaoa in tte that jplMkiidly sUwiMt •* Um Laam V—>■ dab, Mr. Mannoa A.. T.i.MX, ha-1 bopti Trooper and .'wiceiiii the 4jth Company I nab 11 an: v ncUQjcr-t) laprnil oumaiiry. deXiverad bet arc experieacca in war in Ain i. ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. A correspondent, haring ted Lord Roberta whether of aimed blacks for fighting purposes against the Boers was countenanced his lordabip during tbe time held tbe Chief Command in South Africa, following reply has been roeeired “War Office ...
... I'OMbs-WoodUiHl (|Mra. War Rocket-Wood- Uml. Mr. JiAid Cube, War M»p. by War ItoiAci—Wißnlua Mr. John t-ukc, 2b yutams ; a* Jq;, War Rocket- Mr. ÜBluer. I l calanu. U-i-li bj War Kuckrt - Winbi>ri M> ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. KITriIKNKKS HKPORT. SUCCESSKS THE COLUMNS. tOPFICIM. DKSfATLH.I The following drepaii has era reva-ived from Kiubrner I'KKToRIA. KEPTSMacn 2st». Sm-e the 2wh August e.-lomns r> port 19 Ik* r* killed. w-siiHlcd, 212 .surrender-., nib-*. 27 ...