... rank did excellent work. When the call was made for volunteers for South Africa he was one of the first to offer himself, and in March. 1900. he sailed in the Tagus for the war. The Starving Eighth. Like his comrades Sergeant Martin was with Lieut.-General ...

... Dragoons will un doubtedly be Lord Basing, who has richly deserved promotion by his hard work and dashing services in the South Africa War. Lord Mansfield has gone for some salmon-fish ing in his Scone water on the Tay. He will stay at Scone Palace for some time ...

... the author of No. 5, John Street. Mr. Whiteing's only son, who has been fighting in South Africa during the war, has just started for the West Coast of Africa. 'J' he Cowper Society is to hold its annual meeting at St. Albans on April 21, when Mr. ...

... THEATRES IN SOUTH AFRICA UNDER MARTIAL LAW. In spite of the continuance of the campaign it is quite cheering to learn that the play is flourishing in South Africa. I have re ceived a long letter dated from Bloemfontein, August 3, from Mr. Herbert Flemming ...

... THe Home of the Chief Press Censor in the Boer War. Levens Hall, Westmoreland, the beautiful old home of Captain Joceline Bagot, M.P. for South West moreland and late chief press censor in South Africa, is a quaint structure of many periods of architecture ...

... a few who have been a good deal in evidence since the war began. The Plumer Brothers. Brigadier-General Plumer, one of the band of successful officers who have been made by the war in South Africa, is now in England recuperating after long and brilliant ...

... at the war-- the most fortunate because he began his operations against the enemy with a series of brilliant victories and the most unfortunate because he is the first of our generals to be captured by the Boers. Before he went to South Africa Lord Methuen ...

... sailed for South Africa, has only been military secretary to the War Office for such a short time since April last he has already done rnuch to justify his appointment. Lord Roberts praised none of the younger generals who served in South Africa so T he rrtily ...

... appointed President of the War Office Departmental Committee, is in command of the Western District. He entered the army in 1858 and served in Canada, Ashanti, Zululand, and Egypt. He was in command of the British troops in South Africa from December, 1898, ...

... done. He distinguished himself in the Soudan, and had been in South Africa since the early months of the war. Of the large number of Har rovians who have lost their lives in South Africa none was more typical of all that is best in the school on the hill ...

... few serve at Hong Kong, Malta, Bermuda, and Gibraltar. To and From the Front. Almost simul taneously one war-worn officer has started from South Africa for home and another has left England for the front. Both are now at sea, and it would be interesting ...

... He served in South Africa as chief press censor MRS. KENNETH MACLACHAN She is the wife of Captain Maclachan, Governor of Mafeking. She organised the performance of Mr. Pinero's play, The Money Spinner at the Comedy on behalf of the war funds w MISS VIOLET ...