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... carry an war. The was encased in South Africa roen'a wart, did not want be euiWraaaed this guawp of political j;rar«dij;geri. and the prattle of the nolitkal oureenes. (Laughter and | cbeera) It was not only reaped to the war in South Africa that the ...
... Sergeant Leckclt, Lancer'. IROOPS FOR SOITH AFRICA. Apart from the order issued the War Office l» strong reinforcing drafts of • frenadier and ‘.Sidstream Guard* to Ik-1.1 in readiness fur miUr.stioo for Sooth Africa about the it is believed in military circles ...
... been upon Ibo conduct by the Coveromcnl tlio war in South Africa. Ho was Inmself IUo last person la the world object criticism, matter what ijuarterthat crilioiom came. Naturally Ibis tnlkiam was law, lor war of tbi# maguiladu duration couM l«o without ...
... close the war is Iwing in some way monied a scarcity of troops, want mobility iu out columns. Our last returns from Sooth Africa show that, besides providing supplies from here for 314,000 persons directly or indirectly connected with the war. on-i feeding ...
... Milly t*> In vo liial the war is juBV war. Hut talk theugh these niimbeni wi re onetampled. » merely lyueran' hHiarr. la-l ttio /*«i/y A*«cr Ininq t»*elf to pru t (r* of the rei-onfs former warm in a ptrthd isJuran our record thit war. it b?- # with Uie Amercea ...
... and trying subject by coortmarlist. BOER PRISONERS. ANOTHER B.VI* tl btJR INDIA. BOMBAY, Satitboat. The transport from South Africa, with thousand Bier prisoners ami two sections tho Battery Royal Field Artillery board, arrived here U»-day. it had or ringed ...
... service the Croou Kuk hero on the occasion the beginning the war in 1899. Prayers will be offered in memory tho Buers who have fallen, and on behalf those now fighting. artillery for south AFRICA. Oflicitl orders have been for \V. X, and V 1 lattenes, Homo ...
... proposed ahoulii embark lor Sooth Africa next Monday, are now tu out the Havanan, •tarting bib. Captain J. H. C. Grahaa. and Second Lieulemnti G. li. llrown, G. K. Hath, anil K. Giililae, Coldairaim Guard?, are U> to South Africa with drafts for the service ...
... wished bo could hate congratulated them that South Africa was at rest, but hod como to tbs conclusion that woe no use waiting until the war was over. In formal tens*), continued His Kacellency, the war may never over, but it ia baruing iuetl out. In the ...
... toe ijnecn, the King, and the country which existed amungal the Volunteers. Toe war bad awakened interest in oil military an-ODgemenla, boil gone through great period of war, period not yet ended, lie hoped and trusted it would ended ere this, and hoped ...
... published statement that Bir Kedven Bailer has been forbidden by the War Office to publish text ut the now famous heliograph message. cummuoicatioo bat been received by Bailor from the War in any way teferring to this matter. Speaking at Workaop last night ...
... plscsd ea the Cuntinentat the time when Briiish manufacturers were unable turn uut aolbiTei't 6 ans l, **** the demand the war. Even wow the big lories io this country are working h»gl prersare in order fulfil their .gemret* with the Governmeat for the ...