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... The honourable, useful, and important part played 'by the civil surgeons employed South Africa during the war was suitably recognised at the dinner given by them last night the Hotel Cecil, London. Brodrick conveyed to the gathering message from Lord ...
... Ihev proprietor of Soap. Hudson’s War Balfbons are‘travfitting over various -parts of die Kingdom. They are facsimiles of'tliose used by the Military Authorities in South Africa. War flail©®iss Fsur of findson's Soap War Balloons are now, or shsriiy wdNta ...
... The German cruiser Schwalbe has arriv okodil MRS LANGTRY AND THE WAR FT heavy _@ 2” AMERICA, reated w York, J Mrs has collect ed over 100 obody | among New York stockbrokers for th Africa War Fund. THE NEW U.S. REPRESENTAT! Washington, ] _ Mr Adalbert Hay ...
... rivers South Africa, the War Offioe authorities have derided to despatch the essential equipment for the and pursuance of an urgent order, the Royal Engineers | Chatham are preparing 40 pontoons for shipment at Southampton for South Africa. ...
... SELBORN'B THE ISSUES OF THE WAR. A FEDERATED SOUTH AFRICA. Th* Ear! o{ SelboTM, hut night Toctrorarn. raid the qnMtiaa fought was whether the future of South Africa war going to mainly Dutch or mamly British—whether South Africa, when ...
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... Duke of Northumberland, and Sir F. Howard, aides-de-camp in waiting, were also in attendance. The King also presented South Africa war medals to a large number of army nursing sisters. Sister Grantham, on behalf of the army nurses, had the honour of presenting ...
... chance of imposing their will on Germany. Decisive war between the Triple and Dual Alliances seemed to him a Utopia, and the application of the lessons of the South Africa war to the Franco-German war proved that what was yesterday only a probability had ...
... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. OF THE CHUROB OF SOOT LAND AFRICA. Sir.—The war has brought distress to somo ministers of the Church of Scotland who rewhljr gone minister Scotsmen in South have been brought under the notice of the Acting Committee of the Colonial ...
... yesterday Dublin Castle of Lord and Lady the Duke and Duchess Connaught, and Lewi Roberts. At the oloee the. Duke 'the South Africa war medals number of non-coin missioned officers. A St P-jctricik'fe baltl wag held THE SHAMROCK AT Patrick's Day -was celebrated ...
... his services and valuable enoeo available if at the seat war, but Sir Evelyn .senior Lord Kitchener, who, the full confidence of the Government, remains in supreme command South Africa. THE WAR OFFICE REFORM COMMITTEE. the annual meeting yesterday of ...