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... Lieutenant A. J. Corlett, who haw also killed, was 2 son of Mr. John Sporting He went out to Mounted Police. Africa before the war, and joined the the war, and had He had served ‘smartness and pluck Court is the interesting member of the De Princess Waldemar ...
... criticism. tested Galway in 1892 when he was de- feated by 51 of 1,237. After the outbreak of the Te ‘ar he went out to South Africa as a War organised the at the request of which operated in Natal Kruger, under General Mr. the Colonial Mail” to state that he ...
... E WAR BOE PROGRESS SLOW The special at Pretoria, telegraphing on in South Africa: — the following interesting acco The news of the last few ous captures in the Transvw: Colony, proving the field are rendering s goo selves. The frequency of th serves to ...
... following resolutions will Le 1. That General Committee of the Federation, while recog- nising the grave to the earlier stages of war, declares that the time has sow arrived the actual terms upon which to conclude an honourable Government are pre- calls upon ...
... The Sitsatien in South Africa It would be sbsurd to attempt to dis- the fact (says the corres- of the “ Westminster latest news from South nation to the serious has had = great effect in arousing the the mili- only in South Africa, As mat ter of fact, the ...
... However, © GENERAL IAN. ~ Phe War Office, at a late hour jn South Africa Sir Ian Hamilton the duties of Military Secretary will be performed by Lieu- ‘enant-General Lord W. Seymour. DEPARTURE OF TROOPS FOR ‘SOUTH AFRICA. Yesterday 103 men of th Battalion ...
... of s prisoner will be detained Prussian War are extremely Moste, to which place he will be born. We don't assert that there was un- conveyed, and a formal charge due severity, but the methods adopted in that war were, to say the An ex- END OF THE BAY cellent ...
... riES ‘The War Office last night the follow- died from pneumonia at Kimberley, November D. Cambridge Ast Irish wounded and Private P. accidentally) at fontein on the Sth and was severely wounded near Infantry 2nd vate J. Duff was severely wanted st was ...
... sense the war is in Africa, and it is, therefore, chose the ground, attended the “ of his high position. The first King’s to s campaign exter- see what is for “ and tock his seat behind a new | saad birthday of the reign naturally turns the im Africa, and ...
... necessity doing something which have been for so long lieve the many a period duty in South Africa, th this object in view are now at home to unteer to go out to South Africa in those units which have been at the Cape since 1900. If it is not pow sible to send ...
... our hand in South Africa, on account of the of the situation, he is making and, indeed, of Greater Bri- suggestion. The tain, ere’ irrevccably resolved upon this the War shall te fought to « finish. We stand to lose, perhaps, if the war continues to drag ...
... nm 815 Reading at Open to | ‘st 8 o'clock, in Large Lecture: “ Rev. J. B. C. TAME ZEBRAS Bropsart Von IRISH been making in Africa; in vicinity | wr. F. ot the of Kilimanjaro, in German East proved a suc- absence from this dste. turing and taming animals ...