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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 ...
... the WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. la KEY ATTACK—SPLENDID BOER STRATEGY. Mafeting. November oth. —Two columns «ere despatched from Zcerust October 1 ...
... rabidly Jingo publication. Mr. Charles Williams, the war correspondent, who is native of Coleraine, writes in the Morning Leader —The absolute nntrnstwoithiness of even official telegrams from South Africa is conclusively shown by the successive stories Lord ...
... London, Thursday.—The Press Association states the War Office to-night issued the following communication:—Major-General Sir lan Hamilton, Military Secretary, headquarters, proceeds on Saturday to South Africa to assume (he duties of chief of the staff to ...
... 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 ...
... Tab Ogden s THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. HOLLAND’S CONSUL LEAVES PRETORIA. THE FIGHT NEAR BETHEL. HEAVY BRITISH LOSSES. Hague, Friday.—The family the Dutch Consul-General of Pretoria has received an unsigned telegram saying the Consul- General has left ...
... Oatrigaas; A. M'OUaahay, Bunonaa i Hn. aOi SPEECHES ON THE WAR. A NEW POST ram LOAD IOSEBEir. Addritolßg Us oouatitaaaita Edinburgh, Mr. Ooorga M'Craa, M P.. that tha tiam for diplomaoy ia South Africa had again arrirad. tha Oarammant should daapateh to arraaga ...
... that is that the war is not coming to end this year or next. One of the most jingo of the war correspondents wrote letter this week giving the Pretoria view, and it is not a hopeful one. He divides the periods the termination of the war into three divisions ...
... Bom peon, who took eon. mood whoa Col cool Beacon wee wounded, is probably the moat implacable haler at lb* Bern* in South Africa, writes a correspondent. Tbaatory is well known bow ho lay in priooo at Pretoria long after the Jamaaon Reid nttwr then ask ...
... the sad and lamentable war in Sonth Africa. Yet there be rather deprecated the spirit of pessimism which extended over all public expressions of opinion. He no cause for those pessimistic opinions. He did not believe in the kind war were waging. We had never ...
... of war in South Africa dates back to the 1881 campaign, when, aa a subaltern, was grievously wounded on the aommit of Uajnba. Since tba first Boer war baa seen active service in the Egyptian, Soudan. Bnnash, Chitral, and the Indian frontier war of 1897 ...
... A GRAVESTONE REFUSED. The bicoda in England of a aoldiu who had died ia Sonth Africa daeidad (aaja tha Zwerjwol fott\ to aaad ow a aauU atooa to ha plaaad oa hie graee. The asifeMjr required that iaaeriptioa ehoold bo bitot and they decided one iho i ...