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... the penalties of war. There are also tiv: concurrent exagge- rated stories in the neighhouring districts and at Cape Town regardiog the numbers and designs of the invaders, The thing, however, instead uf imparting a pnase to tie war, resolves itecif into ...
... Nationalist party were dangerous to the Empire. ‘TOW WAR WAS Cros Cs There was a fable that the Boers had only aati- cipated the decwion of the Government, that the Gioverament were a declara- tion of war at the time was deli’ That watement was ab- solntel ...
... sari de, tat mt * MW Clare's Se ad aon Pee Cavachan 1 Vy meme Bun the summer from i military gem iewre woo have gun to South Africa —- 9 tabra ie by best masets ail y tg — mgt | 4 Lads. newest shape. tae goa bys. ‘rank iL” Dame street. Duet the a a he teat ...
... upon, will be quite ready to account for past, present, and future pay- ment in connection with the war, and slightly outline the Budget of 1902. The War retary is tu have an vupportunity of un- burdening himself somewhat earlier at another big function ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, SEVERE H N DELAREY REPULSED HEAVY LOSSES. BIGHT WAGGONS D. FFICIAL DESPATCH.) ‘The following despatch has been received from tord Kitchener :— PRETORIA, Mosoay, Since the 2ist October the columns report 74 killed, 16 wounded, 352 and 45 ...
... TNE TIMES. SATTRDAY, OCTORER 19, 190 ) CASUALTIES IN SUUTH | LATEST TELEGRAMS. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA, TUE RECENT ar. Care Towx The following are tented © Captain A.J Infantry, very slightly wounded rizht aed, ts AND ATH IN SPAIN A telegr.ita rer ...
... MR WINSTON CHURCHILL ON TLE WAR ATTACK ON THE GOVERNMENT, Speaking at a League mecting at Saddleworth, Yorkshue, last night, Mr. Wineten said that the tian im South Africa ‘was very little better, and in some respects even worse, than it was a year ag ...
... GENERAL SMITH-DORRIEN ON THE WAR Major-General Smith.Dorrien on Saturday was presented by the inhabitants of bis native town, Berkbawpstead, with a ser- vice of silver plate, in recugnitian of his South African services, io making the pre-entation Me ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH APRICA. from ihe War Ute We have wreived the viticial despatches 6 MUTINY, ae Cork Tows ‘The casual. ies are reported Moitews Towa and G8 (3), arekientally. eh *4. Honb-rers Bo (a, wear CO 1S. Sth Draguun BL loxtabatye, 5. Lalintry ...
... the following reply to a to the correspondent, who drew his haniship imposed on loyal farmere in South Africa their horses being taken for use in the war, the work on one particular farm having in conseqnence been almost at a stand- still, the loss amounting ...
... fel. proud that he wae associated for 11 months in Suuth Africa with the lid feiluws ing the troops of the King’s Army there. (Cheers. ) His lordship pad a high wribate ty end affirmed in Africa ag amount of in- tell erance, ; but like the British suldier ...
... ure DEPARTURE OF LADY POR SOUTH AFRICA. lady Methoen sails to«lay from South- ampton on board the Coorkha for South Africa on a visit to Lard Methuen, It is nearly two veers since Lord Methuen left Wilta, for the seat of war. Lady Methuen has not been in ...