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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ZDLULAND FORTS —ATTACKS BY THE BOERS HEAVY BRITISH LOSSES LARGE NUMBER MISSING —MANY BELIEVED KILLED THE GARRISONS’ DEFENCE-FIGHTING with the BOERS —AN OFFICER'S EXPERIENCES. The casualty lists Monday night record the British ...
... condemned each statements likely to prejudice matters in South Africa. It was all eery well to talk about the liberty the Press and the necessity of public discsssioo, but when we were at war public discussion ought not to disclose the enemy would desire ...
... sort has existed between Lord Kitchener and the War Office since he took over the command in South Africa from Lord Roberta. ...
... in South Africa ; so, in csss you true Afrikanders wish to throw off tbs English yoke, now ia the time to bout the Vierkleor m Capetown. You can rely on us. We will push through from sea to sea. and wave one flag over the whole South Africa, under one ...
... and since commencement ot the war follows Dating September— Officers. Men. 17 170 3 61 39 390 14 411 Killed Died ot wounds Wounded Missing end prisoners Died of disense in Bouth Africa „ 3 139 Accidental deaths in South Africa |nQA Invalids sent home Total ...
... M‘Dermott, SOUTH AFRICA. POSITIVELY THE BOERS’ LIST APPEARANCE. London, Friday .-We learn very high authority, eays the “Daily Chronicle, that sudden and complete collapse of Boer resistance, and consequent speedy termination of the war, U anticipated.* ...
... Conduct- Medal—Sergeant A. W. DECORATED BOERS. A correspondent with the army in South Africa sends a story—that Christian Wet is wearing the ribbon of the British South African war medal. The correspondent was one an escort of some Boer prisoners. One of them ...
... 3Sa;i>t~ine \ ith fbriber instalment of & deseription of the Great Boer War,* wbioh followed bj exciting experience amongst the Booth Baa Islanders by Fred. Mann. A cyclist'a ride in South Africa will be reddin’ to food of longer excursions on the wheel. The ...
... J. J. O’Kelly, M.P., who, os a military man and a war correspondent, has acquired a deal of expert information, writes this week in the Irish People as follows:—At the end of the second year of the war the military sitnation is more hopeless than at any ...
... the operations in Sooth Africa, aaya—We cannot flatter ourselves with the expectation that the repulse of two determined efforts made by the enemy within few days of each other are Kkely to bring about speedy termination of the war. It is not enough to beat ...
... and points to speedy, parcraaent, and economical curs when all other remedies and the beat physicians fail. TIIK IN SOUTH AFRICA. ATTACK uA KSKEWICHTOLEE HOURS’ FIGHTING, BRITISH LOSSES HEAVY. Pretoria, WeduceJay. column operating along the SXagaliesberg ...
... no means, the £5 10s advanced him in July last by the War Office having been exhausted, and he seeing no immediate chance of getting the balansce still owing him for military service in South Africa. Mrs. M'Cofferty, of the Ture district, came before the ...