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... SOUTH AFRICA BEFORE THE WAR Sir.— A* coneUtnt reader of Daily Nowb. kindly answer through your columns the follow mg: Is it true that, prior 1899. both in the Transvaal and Orange Free State, there was practically pauperism, all the workers being in ...
... Home-Coming of the VOLUNTEER SERVICE CO. and EAST SURREY REGIMENT, PrM Um AMth Africa* War. SatarAay. Jaae 8, 1901. mHK SERVICE COMPANY «-«8 composed of Volunteers from the Battalion* folloaing, namely 3rd V.B.E.S.R. V.B.E.S.R. (Headquarter* - Klmrsteii) ...
... EALING SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS' SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF FUND., THE RT. HoN. DM, GEORI:E HAMILTON, M.P. Lady Prordtkut : LADY GEORGE HAMILTON, Vice-Presidents: Str MONTAGUE NELSON, K.C.M.G., LEOPOLD DE ROTHSCHILD, Emi. Lady Via-President: LADY NELSON. All ...
... _ le ENGLAND AND SOUTH AFRICA. WAR THE OUTCOME OF CIRCUMSTANCES. Powerful Sermon by the Rev. W. H. Bliss. Richmond Corporation at Kew Church. Sunday last was the day fixed by the Richmend Corporation for attending Law Parish Church. There were present ...
... EALING SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS' SOUTH AFRICA WAR BELIE!' FUND. President : fur: IZt. Im.tIEOHGE HAMILTON. M.l'. Lady resin : L*m GEORGE HAMILTON. Vier-Presidetits : NIONTAI:UE NELSON, K.C. M. 4 1.1.:01`OLD DR ROTHSCHILD. E. Lady riee-Presideid : LADY ...
... rjIHE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. rpHE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. pHE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. £JOLOURED PORTRAIT of gIR G. WHITE. PORTRAIT of gIR G. WHITE. OOLOURED PORTRAIT of SIR G. WHITE In THIS WEEK S JLLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS. ...
... RULING SAILORS• & SOLDIRRir SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF FUND. Tim Rion Hoe. Lao 080808 HAMILTON, M.P. Calf ProMem : Lam GEOKOR HAMILTON. : MONTAGUE NZIJON, K.C.M.G., J.P. LEOPOLD DB ROTHSCHILD, Bev. Lady TiomProoiekst: LADY NELSON. Neither* of the Gemmel ...
... certainly not very u'k-yt o produre thbede . efet. Iam not in agireeaaeet w:'b nah ed Dr. Cliiford on the suoje=a os- the war. BUI the 1n7 effect of-such c'-ieISM of hi;s hne sand indepvendont action i- to wspos oe stand br Ins side. The subjocvt as ...
... South Africa. We have paid heavily, both in blood and in money, for the two years’ fighting. According to a statement issued by the War Office, the total number of deaths in South Africa from the begin| ninq7 of the war to the close of last month was 17 ...
... THE RAILWAY NEWS RAILWAYS IN SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. IN his despatch of the i4th inst., Lord Milner, the High Commissioner, said : - It is not too much to say that the railways at the p resent time are . . . practically unaffected by the action of ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AFTER THE WAR. (MN 01111 OWN OORILENPONDNNT.) VIKNNA, MAY 29. The current number of the Bargee and Hatadeisbericht publishes an interesting article entitled The End of the War. The writer foreshadows the development of affairs in the conquered ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. lie War Offiee had not, up to midnight, received any rmation of the reports that General Buller's army o d gain crossed the Tugela. A telegram from Durban o w; that uo news from the front with respect to Buller's movements was received ...