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... SOUTH AFRICA. KITCHENER'S REPORT. FRENCH'S OPERATIONS. (OMCIAL DIO4PATUH.) . - The War Oen* laat aight tke from Lord to the benatary 01 1,, War _ PRETORIA. 1.15 r IT ! Since 7th eolesna report —Forty. three 16 trouealed. Wl primmer., 6 eurreoders oleo ...
... that to *hag * atm le end the war ce ii Mo keen mord by es run to attack the *Ars saint if prty Adresse. bat *sly hy • rah an the of tbe pre* ditheelty seek as will alfer the prosper do. *le peace, of s kooiO South Africa. Mr Heine Be** sad If.. H. S ...
... TM IRISH TIMES, - f3AT9ThDAY, NOVEMBER . 16, 1961: SOUTH AFRICA. ISPIAd EXTRA.' ORANGE COLONY. DE WET AGAIN ACTIVE. HIS ATTACK REPULSED. MEMEEN'S OPERATIONS. iOFFICLLL DESPATCH.) Tbe sight herd the following dmmatelb from Lard Kew-beam : PRETORIA. arm ...
... reeponding to the to of Ws heath, he hod that the present differ Liberals oti than • healthy sod divinity of opinion on Soetti Africa. The Hoverement had now upne • policy of riedotrisiems and ex• termination. with to the soeceetrauon camps there was dieelemel ...
... for the Goreninsent was retareed to hniah the war in suck • way that, there no recurrence of the prerant =edition of affairs. Onn the war was finished their work thee be to secure the future of South Africa on • permeant =tie, for history ns that canquered ...
... ladto. M addition to the 2ilth Royal If ighlerdem. already derailed tot under Lord Kitchener, the terralione are to South Africa :—Roal tatith.) Lientenarm-Colonel T. Stack ; Lad Royal Inntskilling lusileies4loBth), , A. J. Moiray, 2nd Royal Feathers ...
... comprehensive eatorisret. He amounts for 61.000 who are held of war, or who art deemed in the men& 11.000 killed or fled or on parole. and 10.000 in the 0,4 d. Bet we know now that the Boers the war with 80,000 men, berigeen. To that number should be added ...
... Itnunala for . Lisbon in order to wmait the King of Portugal. I The interview iatermis of the Coup biota and Portugal to Central Africa. The King Ptince of Wales onatiased iii residence this morning at Frogroot• Rome Park, the weather being bright soil after ...
... 1876, ler wiling marmalade adulterated with la per ent, nf Inrilih.re held war no evidence that the supti'ieil waa of inferior quality to that demanded by the purchaver. Africa@ mail Nigeria, which 'arrived Plemnath tealay on her maiden voyage iabed a ...
... nt Pam, of Hugbeuden. Books, who hes hems , home from South Africa after two years' es, vice, eajoy• distinction of bolding the for Volunteer services in the He has fought through tire wars as a Volunteer, and has won • of eirelale than many regular soldiers ...
... the Canal, at first etipelated for, we hove the ackoowledged of the United Stem to control the Canal in WM 14 war. An we 4.pe eeTer tom to war with tb•Uoite4Staelt, the coorrol the Canal by morns is only natter of hypothetical importance. Korona Priers ...
... were at 92, sad New 21 pr. Stock agate maimed 93, while 21 p.c. Stock, not recently iitioted hem, was marked at MM. National War Loan fell i to sad Genes. tad Land Stock Mature st e to 921, the land Stock remain it gunnery is 914. lens., Corporal too, and ...