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... London, Sunday.—The War Office on Saturday evening issued the following announcement :—The Governor-General of Canada has trasmitted offer from the Canadian Govern* ment raise a farther force of 600 mounted men for service in South Africa, which the Government ...
... work the loss of only twelve killed ia action. A PRIVATE VIEW The following extrects from a letter v by a soldier in South Africa have been s the Times for publication. The letter was ten on October 6th from a town in the C River Colony. The writer says ...
... price, call with H.B. Phillips, piano and music warehouse, Shipquay-sireet Buildings (opposite Belfast Bank), Dory. SOUTH AFRICA. JHSTBBDATB AND THIS UOBHINQ'S TNLNOSIMB, Highlanders Killed by Lightning—General Butler and Army Reform—Urgent Orders for ...
... of war, just and unjust ; and I trust that you, Mr. Editor, will help 10 do them that service by giving this letter place ia your columns. The following are the mam points of the Ohnroh’s teaching, to which I desire to draw attention : 1. That war is ...
... this week’s Irish People Mr. J. J. O’Kelly, M.P., and former war correspondent says—“ The proclamation of martial law has placed the lives and liberties of the Dutch population South Africa the mercy of every commander troops over the vast region. It ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. YBSTtiIiDA T'S AND THIS UOBNINQ’B TELEQUAMB, The Change of American Feeling on Ahe War —No News of the Concentration Camps’ Mortality Boers Concentrating near Ermelo —Where their Leading Generals are—More Troops for Sonth Africa—War Office ...
... in South Africa when conducting tiationa, which, they failed, must inevitiWy end in war. He admitted there might have been Dutchmen in South Africa who widwf tarn the British oat, but there were Bntisn who wished to turn the Dutch out. The war most be ...
... detailed reports forwarded | Kitchener in response to a request by the tary for War dated 18th March last as management, condition, &c., of the concet camps in South Africa. There is no c despatch, but the principal feature of the a large nnmber of monthly ...
... Dragoons to be in readiness to proceed to South Africa about 23rd instant. ...
... are | demand. Lieu-| Lord Milner, now iu Natal, has just dec ‘orps, | the phrase, “ It docen’t pay to | 10 for | in South Africa.” We all agree with zoops | Milner disowning the loyalist who reck ee in | loyalty by the scale of But there: cides to the ...
... number of vehicles and rifles. KITCHENER’S WEEKLY REPORT. London, Monday Night.—The War Office to-night issued the following from Lord Kitchener to the Secretary for War:— Pretoria, 1.15 p.m., 18th November. Since 7th November tbe columns report 43 Boers ...
... She may be Beaten in a War Carried on by Lies”—Lord Kitchener and his Despatches. Everyone ot you has the brand of Cain on his brow, and hig hands are dripping with hit brother’s blood 1” said Mr. Stead at a lecture on the war Bethnal Green Chapel, London ...