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... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. n. War today its the in smith Airs. Verge during Novenae, the raseaties aims of .eee , to and tor the are ss follows —killed, niess, 18 ; noiwoolleisvisted tad me., )4,3: woesJekl.not including wooni4oil agiews..lo ; officers ...
... of Roeburgbe bas I. Longo ho return fins he Colonial trip mil the Pone and of than Ile was on of the tint to for !Meth Africa after war declared. and there for s oomederable tour. Fortunately, his admirable the the herdelupe,ared though be ins in out of ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA ANIMATED PROCEEDINGS SIR H. C. BANNERMAN'S LEADERSHIP. Doan, Wu. , A owti^g d lbs Geworal the Natlooal Lifted raa afternoon m lb. Athonwom Rooms, , the I a Ain.. The , budding w. tht,ngsd .bortly aim two eobwig. Hr. Edward jun ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. BRITISH SUCCESS IN ORANGE RIVER COLONY. AIMOCIATte. WAR H thRISMITH. ACNDAT IOtIATIO $r essonsL Cement operating in this tritti loperta Light Hone, has surpraed a el He 24 prisoners, lig Trail Cams Lyon Captain Pretoria*, ▪ .. t ue. alai ...
... DEPARTURE OF MILITIA FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Tit morturig 6th Battalion Wormeter left for lon to embark fix Ninth The battalion, Sek4l4olo of all rants, marched to hooded hy toe of the Si tour and a number of odrtent sad bends, tlio takes at tbe t'se heartiest ...
... the war. Tat. thrttnighent no efficient prowling saffioetit tot sunttbie The reason. the wholesale destruction of the Mum, if it stood Moue, is soM.ient to explain the mumenim duration of the war. It no military expert to that. cuspatgn in • of war of ...
... DEPARTURE TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The 7th left Aldershot r for Ater. TM rarer le • wartwelarlY •lipsperrestage of others mad reedy men .t rem le the prerot war er lb. 11th. bre euraige. el re going oat weer the Dimarriend Moder. of &WM.* her ie Alma ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. VIE ATTACK AT TWEEFONTEIN. Tte War to-day report tho following, emorkal at Tesstante. on the 25717 Dream ,re at Bethlehem :- evertor R.I.A. Wovicoso-01nomm IV. Hughes, I,l,,inen : Gamer J. Gamlen, right bream. WOCADAD.-(,nomer Robert Watt ...
... ; el lota deaths in Smith Africa have 893 came and 17,455 sioneommissioned officers and CONTINENTAL NATIONS AND THE WAR. (writes TUJIGILAII.) NOW, TILIDAT. 211 petitiorm to Rah:Mug, la all 166,798 romeraing the Transvaal War. There i.r &gainer Mr. Cl ...
... 7111 S DAY'S NEWS. - r IRISH TIM ES 5.30 SOUTH AFRICA. • CASUALTIES AT TWEE- F()NTEIN. Th. War Offins star that the following woe:ties are reported in CIAMAI at Terrefootein on 25th :- 157 ILLGINEST. 11W1.110. A. Wdliani Lsaim.Coeperal ;Ant ICPfIIAI ...
... V SOUTH AFRICA. DE WETS CLEVER TACTICS. tEI DAILY wan. Paererus. Danis= 30. De Wees concentratioe of bettwee and 2,000 men in northeest Drugs has been known fur some time. ?Imes of best lighting of the old Stete. dashing leaders, Wore enog about oar ma ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. BRUCE HAMILTON'S OPERATIONS DESPATCH FROM KITCHENER Tim fall 611.10 M Die Beete/my of War, ilated Dedimint 9 .0., mai mooed loan mild. Farther el limierel Brum Hamilton's oo 10 that trbera •e! K. fitim• mile. to the met ..1 }tribe!, ah 9th ...