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... prisoners of war and deported. GENERAL SIR lAK HAMILTON RETURNING TO SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office on Thursday night fanned the following communication : —Mgjor-Generui Sir lao Hamilton. Secretary at Headquarters, proceeds Saturday to South Africa to the duties ...
... ite candidate, when was defeated by 31 vote* in a total poll of 1.237. After tbs outbreak of the Transvaal war went out to Sooth Africa as war correspondent, and, at the request of Mr. Kruger, organised the Second Irish Brigade, which operated in Natal ...
... THUS LOKDONDEBBY SENTINEL. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26. 1901. WEST COAST OF AFRICA. THE WAR. ANOTBXB TRIBAL OUTBREAK (astrrss'c tsuouh ) THE PURSUIT OF BUYS' COMMANDO. trtauL.) Bomra, HomiT.—Tbs Area, against whom expedition wu rsosotly ssnt, hare again ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. EIGHTY OP TAKEN. FORCE MAJOR FISHER KILLED. JonANNESBcao. November 22.—0 n the a Strang fores Boon was reported in the direction ViUietsdorp, and Major Fisher, commanding patrol of 100 Railway Pioneers, proceeded reeonnmtre. A heavy fire ...
... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The 7th King’s Own Iran Aldershot will titlark at Southampton on the 30th Inst, tor aha Capa under nant-Colonel the How. B. L. Cawley. Brevet - Major B. 0. Bio ike, D. 8.0., brother o( Sir A. D. Brooke. Bart., Oolebrook, will ...
... gnat weapons we possess for ending the war. The spectacle vast industry quietly resuming work in the very heart the newlyconquered territories cannot fsil to have an excellent moral effect over the whole of Sooth Africa. After urging the necessity far icon ...
... LORD SELBORNE AND THE WAR. Speaking at Leeds on Thursday night Lord Sal borne said tbs war had lasted two years, sad might last tbrsa. bat the nation bad grit enough to see it through. The issue was whether Sooth Africa was to be Dntcb or British. It ...
... COLONISING SOUTH AFRICA. HIST* FBOli TUB HOH. A. LYTTBLTOM. la distributing tba prize* at Collag*. th* Hoc. Alfred Lyttelton aaid b* was Tory plaaaad to hear that many old boys had distingaialMd themaalres la the war la Sooth Africa. Ha had gnat hope* ...
... been pmaeiaed r ..u a—.c-v to South Africa, wanted know whether people. tonlay. in addition it would eonte the right anjoyad by Canada and autnimaßt of aeknowladgmanla, frv ef Anatralia haring a local army aad war dona. aa lattaaa which hare aoeaa hand ...
... any mishon for LUrendiam. LORI) LONDONDERRY ON THE WAR. Lord Londonderry, the PartmaaterOenend, Rochdale last evening, said thought the present situation in South Africa justified hopeful view, for the war was dragging slowly hot rarely to its end. They ...
... more to tba seat of war. Accompanying the Kothachild gift were a'an 200,000 cigarette* and 1.000 lbs. of lifeboat tobacco. The bona* of Rothsebild has been eipeeiaUy generons to the Army in Sooth Africa. Bine* the beginning the war it has sent out between ...
... South African war, he finds that- of 1.000 men struck by Manser bullets 220 were mortally wounded, and of these 175 died the field and 45 lingered for some days. On the other hand, of 1,000 men struck by Cfaassepot ballets in the 1870 war, 248 were mortally ...