... Bon fell from power, but also artillery, to extent which would bare rendered impossible for stay three mouths in South Africa bad war then begun. Sir Henry Campbeil-Bannerman cheered ironically. In conclusion Hr. begged those who bed got into trouble through ...

... Ist Coanaogbt lieutenant U. U l‘*yi»s. Mounted Infantry—tieu- ImpsruU light lofantry—Captain Carr. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Ths War Ofles tos-1 Krt ersatag ts ttacritary ter 3.-1 M. P. Mviphr, di-aenU rv. lewdon. Mareh 1 Jr.l PoltMti Amcuunili. a CatsßS-FltM ...

... carver is sacrificed. Lord Mork-y sacrificed the former; Delane the latter- The times, too. wore stirring, for was in Africa before war. When th© Raid discredited Rhodes Garrett's aims were to put Rhodes again into power, and make him Progressive. How ...

... three churches and a manse have been erected, is returning to Ireland furlough in about year. Mr. Meara was in South Africa during the war. and made himself very useful to onr troops daring that trying time. DUBLIN SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS ...

... Power, who waa present the farewell dinner given the Yeomanry in the Exhibition Hall by Lord Mayor. CASUALTIES SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office usael last evenias® list of addlUoaal essoaltic* the tb* part few dap. tagwhar with ratsra mwtaJtty from ,^ r iliH*aea ...

... 1900. SERIOUS RAILWAY COLLISION. WAR PARAGRAPHS During the para week tidings of the deaths Dr. Adair, Dr. Hastings, and Dr. Imoa have reached Londonderry, all whom were volunteers in connection with the South Africa* war. Thsir deaths have caused universal ...

... Aberdeen aa to the depth o( water and th* berthlog sceom mud alum at tha port. Sir Hmry Rule. who twic® iovaliJcd South Africa tlohng I war, decided leave LMateaaal- Culaacl't pmaiao. 1b the ordinary coum would, laM SalortUy, bare become chief of the Vorkabire ...

... STOBES SCANDAL DIFFICULT TO GET THE TRUTH IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Stores Commission aat yesterdsy in London under the presidency Mr. Justice Farwell. The President read an authoritative statement from the Army Council with reference to the evidence given ...

... China to Chili and from Psktng to li«cT*a‘* SOITII AFRICA. C*M Turns. SrTt>AT. * day ihfoajltioat St.uio Africa. Seme«» war* b*W choretw* of all dattuaioatiooa, a* well the military cam pa. The latter war* moat ia»pre*eite, and were iwi neigbboarißj fanner* ...

... arxeoieiit the of the wefl atUheiilr apoa Inlamalmoal Laer, Von liar. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. TV* War OMro faa eMeiof board Ibo Mlowiog :- Ttoa Otootml Holla ta -aatory War. 1 - i-k'* -itnntet'Vtb Meuuul vv, IU)kJ FMI4 ArtiUffy- .r U. «U»IT. 2M JtujU . ...

... the Viunilian Ib.verument reginling the am.(tier Canadua caoungent to Ninth Afriea. SIR lAN HAMILTON RETURNING TO SOUTH AFRICA. The War Other List night the following e ...

... AN IDEAL PIPE TOBACCO. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tha War last arrmlag Ito taltoelag Bern Nawcssn-e, a*. FoUowiot caoaatUn eceuircd dartas rocoanalwaaes bctecao Bioad BKar aaA Vrrhdc. Star >- 3rd Drageoe Goarite- Bclhaao'a Mooatsd . W. E. D. Gaff. y ...