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... MURDERS PLEA OF EXTENVATtON DISMISSED. STATEMENT BY THE WAR OFFICE. The War issued on Friday afternoon following communication respecting the execution of Australian officers in South Africa: WAR E, April 4. —The !stets as to the Court-martial upon certain ...
... the Cedersting colonies, and will add to the strength and rerun' ces of this portion of my Empire. THE WAR IN ROUTH AFRICA. The war in South Africa into which this country has been 'orced by the aggressive action of the two Dutch Republics has not yet ...
... living a'mong animals, - Professor Bottomley ; April 10, Gilbert White, of Solborne, Mr. Martin ; April 17, South Africa before the war, Rev. li. Rawlings. _ V. E. C. A. HALF-DAT TRH'S TO rklallTON. -- Mr. F. J. Bestidl. secretary of the V.E.C.A., 64 ...
... here. Ile was cornwitted for trial on the charge of wilfnl warder. An immestse 'lumbar at good wi!! be left in South Africa after the war. . During last week eleven infants under one year of age were suffocated in bed in London. It is some consolation to ...
... his father's term of office as Viceroy. Be retimi from the Army some years ago, and when the present war broke out he went out to Booth Africa as a war correspondent. MAJOR ROBERT ISOARLIITT BOWXN. I Major Robert Searlett Bowen, of the 2nd 1 Battalion ...
... composition, literary and musical, before rushing into print. Also Trying to Sava Ike Guns (an ineident during the South Africa li 'war), written by F. G. Singles, and composed by Ezra timid. This last, which Is publit(heil by Mews. Aacherberg and Co. is ...
... scouting duty with the Mounted, Infantry. He was on leave until November 10 last, but gavo up his leave to go out to South Africa when war was imminent. . . _ L.. ~.._,-.• qil 0- ~.-. c. - - k I -.. .,e N e.._; . 11.11, g - lei - ' t P fi N OTF IC _ I ...
... of B.3yeral of the most prominent of England's amateur players, who are doing duty in the more WARFARE In South Africa. Moreover, the war has caused the abandonment of the proposed visit. of South African cricketers to the Old Country this year, and the ...
... other Colonies in consequence of the war in South Africa. _ _ Mr. Fidler would like to see a under 'which young men could enlist for a year, and then pass into a reserve for horne defenee. Major Seeley urged that the War Office should take steps to teach ...
... that when the war shall have been concluded it will be allowed that Lord Kitchener in South Africa and the War Office authorities at home have done all in their power to meet ' tho wishes of their King and follow-countrymen to bring the war to a satisfactory ...
... of the Bankruptcy Court, and later on his bankruptcy was annulled. He went to South Africa as a war correspondent, and was captured. He published a book about the war. He showed the variety of a modern Peer's talents by representing a Lancashire firm ...
... wish to join as soon as the war is over. LOSSES TO DAT& The total casualties reported since the beginning of the war in South Africa, up to the week ending August 4, as recorded in the weekly list Issued last night from the War Office, are as follows : ()Seers ...