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... proprietor of Hudson's Soap. Hudson’s War Balloons arc travelling over various parts of die Kingdom. They arc facsimiles of those used by the Military Authorities in South Africa. Soap War Balloons Four of Hudson’s Soap War Balloons are now. or shortly will ...
... ontertained upon it WAR EXPENDITURE UP TO DATE. In answer to Mr. Buchanaa, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid it was manifestly inpoerible to give any accurate or cortain figures with regard to tiw cost of the war in Bouth Africa, but the War (\fl'; uur]nw\d ...
... field from the Koval Army Medical Corps. This make*, a total iu*l Ond.-r )O,(VX) inen. The War Office gives the following details of - li Division (or Sou»h Africa: ELEVENTH BRIGADE. Lieutenant General the Staff - Major-0 (local Ucutanant - general) T. ...
... VILPIKRS’ GRAVES. FLYNN aaked the Secretary for War who- Replying Mr. M*Ne.ll. , . U.er the given for the Jjonl .STANLKY said the caise the farnls Orange River Colony m »c fallen soldiers South Africa war in the hand* cor with the regulaUor.a the ll#?ue ...
... a uuiversal outburst of patriotisra all over the British Empire. This. it need not bo said, has been due to the war in South Africa, @ war thal has evoused the Imperial sentiment throushout her Majesty's dominions, and that bas kuit the colonies together ...
... policy on which Liberal* could ooitc. the lion. I. A. Br»«aey said it would h« time to discoss to* form government to Africa when tl« war wa» ended. They should discover cause that wonlc hpj*c.tl to every sect on the Liberal pDrty. Cougestion of busiD*«« ...
... it with their •chttne making difficulties for the British, if Boer independence is not restored. by flooding South Africa after the war with hostile Anglophone bettlers. prepared, persistent agitation, to promote the pan-Afrikander ideal. APPOINTMENT ...
... British were . 11. ow n.-d with Kit • rejected the re ...
... addressed to tl» editor * - Sir—l notice that in the course his recent speech the war Africa Henry Campbell Banner man thought it n«- ...
... suggestions made, be carefully conzidered by the War Office. SOLDIERS AS SETTERS. Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, informir gz Mr. Arvold- Forster, said that tho question of arranging for sottlement in South Africa after the war of proporty qualified soldiers would reccive ...
... were wracked. Numbers wrack* are reported from Soutl Africa ENDING THE WAR. 242 BOERS CAPTURED. PLUMER ON THE MARCH. THE CAPE INVASION. THE PEACE REPORTS BOER DELEGATE ENGLAND. Lord Kitchener wires the War Office afternoon:—Preton*. 21*1 April. 55 p.ro. Since ...
... Minerva. GLOWING BOER ACCOUNTS OF VICTORIES. FALL OF LADYSMITH EXPECTED. iPtwaa Association War Soenal.) AUWAL NORTH. Monday.—An Knglith- man. who was unaware that war had broken out. arrived in Pretoria recently from Swazi land. He waa allowed to leave the ...