A Miscellany of Items taken from the Illustrated London News Dec 1899 - Apr 1900 - relating in the main to the Boer War |
Blue Jackets with their Guns ashore - [with thanks to Captain Percy Scott]
RN Brigade with 4.7 in. Gun before Ladysmith - sketch
4.7 in Naval Gun at Ladysmith photos
Rail truck 4.7 in. Naval Gun at Colenso
RN Brigade's "Joe Chamberlain" 4.7 " gun - photos and sketch
A 6 in Naval Gun
Bluejackets of HMS TERRIBLE
Other Elements of the RN active in South Africa
HMS HERON - 19th century prefabricated Gun Boat for use in S Africa
Captain Percy Scott as Commandant of the Port of Durban
HMS POWERFUL returned to Portsmouth with the naval defenders of Ladysmith
Simon's Town Naval Base
The Principal Transport Officer, and staff at Cape Town
Of Colonial Interest
The Western Australian Contingent from "The Western Australian" - (a list of 129 names, ages and where previously served)
The Australian Contingent en route for South Africa with photos of the transports "Medic" and "Aberdeen"
Trooper Tom Morris, V.C., New South Wales Lancers
The New Zealand Contingent en route for South Africa with sketch of the transport "Waiwera"
The Canadian Contingent
Refugees from the Transvaal returning to England on board the " Scot."
Facilities for the Wounded - or otherwise
Hospital Ship " Princess of Wales " (former tourist ship Midnight Sun)
Nurses at Rondebosch
The Wounded at Netley Hospital (between Portsmouth and Southampton
Hospitals at the Front
Army Items
Bugler Dunne, 15 years old - awarded silver bugle by Queen Victoria
Snippets on the Boer War from other publications - including a mention of Bugler Dunne
Photos of Privates - Casualties at the front
Royal Horse Artillery Unshipping Kit at Cape Town
The gun "Long Cecil" manufactured at Kimberley
Other Items of a Maritime Nature
The Queen Victoria visits Ireland - includes a sketch of the Majestic and Magnificent
Rear Admiral C Beresford Appointed 2-in-C of the Med Squadron - photo and short bio
Other Items
Christmas Railway Arrangements 1899
Rail Accident - Dublin - interesting photo
Lord Londesborough - Obituary
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