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... had conducted the present war (which had 'seen their first thought for over two years) with culpable negligence and the effort, of our brave soldiers in the field to wave the old flag of y iii every corner of South Africa had been again awl again neutralised ...
... Bromley and War Relief Funds. Cafe Chantant and Military Tab!sane. A Brilliant Success. The Royal Bell Hotel, Bromley, was the centre of an animated some on Monday afternoon when, through the generosity of the proprietors, a Cafe Chantant waa held in ...
... The Welcome to Our Volunteers from South Africa. Me:Aing of Reception Committee The Suggested Form of Welcome. (In Mon,lay evening a meeting of the general committee which has in hand the arrangements for according a public welcome to the Bromley Volunteers ...
... Letters from the Front. Thu Fortunes of War. A Pathetic Caw We have received from Mr. A. E. Black. of the Albemarle-road, Beckenham, copies of letters from his brother who had been serving in South Africa with the Imperial Ycomanrv, when he was taken ...
... Public Library Committee. The South African War Tablet Xr. Nye's Pro-Boer Views. The Public Library Cotzimittee. which had met on October 7th, stated in their report that the Council would reniember that some time ago Mr. F. Griffith kindly undertook ...
... Interesting War Items. The West Kent Yeomanry. Alleged Kent Boer Spies. A Sidcup Man Suspected. Lord Roberta luo.. begun hie advance against the' Beers from !dodder River, and begun it well OAP the Daily News). By a series ot brilliant. moven.ents, ...
... a routine c ha ract er. A Bromley Yeoman's Death in South Africa. We regret to record the death of one of Bromley's representatives in the large army if volunteers now serving in South Africa. in the person of Mr. Richard Thorium Grad. who serving as ...
... additions due to the war in ;:outh Africa and the China expedition. The an.tly,is of total expenditure is an folllws: Permanent .siditions of former years, incieding automat,c increases . £25.451 Temporary increawes . . £2.322.000 War services _ . . . . ...
... remember that the War Office had good qualities. Before the war the War Office was only prepared to place 70.000 in the field, this, it had been extimated. being the largest number that we should ever require on foreign service. but during this war they had kept ...
... tli win id. :em_l_when they had done that to the weak. regard to the position of affairs in South -Africa. while he hoped that thete would be no war, at the same time he felt that British supremacy must he upheld. That wai not only due to their fellow ...
... Parcels for the Troops. The following notice has been issued by the War Othoe All persons desirous of sending parcels containing newspapers, hooks, and other literature to South Africa for distribution to the troop,' are recommended to send such parcels ...
... parts of South Africa. The Archdeacon has been on duty in South Africa during the must stirring period in this history of that portion of the Dark Continent. From the time of the litunito Campaign, right down until the present disastrous war was well in ...