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... criEss IN SOUTH AFRICA. Chess was rather a favourite game in South Africa before the war, Boer and Briton being happily associated in the clubs, as indeed may be the cal. again, when the war is over and the country settles down. Even now occasional chess ...
... the strongest metropolitan side. They intend making a bold bid for championship honours again this season, -hut the South Africa war has claimed many of their best players. At present A. F. Todd. last year's captain. R. 011. Livesay. R. F. Hobbs, F. Mitchell ...
... The Bromley Telegraph and Chislehurst Chronicle, Saturday, October 12, 1901. Bromley Urban District Council. The South Africa War Tablet: A Member's Pro-Boer Views. Tramways Question Revived. No News Yet of Neelgherries. The fortnightly meeting of this ...
... Hussars. This regiment. is it stated, has never received any presents from home, although it was one of the first in South Africa after war was declared, and was in Ladysmith during the siege. A very excellent programme has been arranged, and the artists include ...
... South Africa and the Boer War. Lecture by Mr. W. Gordon Sprigg. A lecture of an ink:raging and timely character, in view ol the present war in South Africa, was delivered at the Farwig Wesleyan Miriam, on Friday of la at week. The lecturer was hr. W. ...
... the excellent work tarried on amongst the natives which she had been interrupted by the outbreak of war.—Mr. Walton described his experience during the war. having witnessed some of the fighting in the neighbourhood of Ladysmith. He stated that. he entered ...
... Lecture on South Africa. On Tueaday evening at St. Luke's Intaitutc, Common. Mr. A. C. Norman. J.P., preatidcd at a lecture given bY Mr. W. Edwards on South Africa. There watt a Ilarge audience and the leoure wa illuattated by a very good aeries of lantern ...
... have taken part in the South African War:— MT Dear Griffith, I have seen in the papers that- you have generously offered to erect in the Public Library a memorial of the work of the local Volunteers in the present war. As the men of my Battalion are not ...
... appears. therefore. that the theory of the 100• Called Dutch conspiracy to oust British f n s ou th Africa rests eat tlw most shadowy fou,:dafiii, and that ths war was entered into under liii-,pprehetishuns on the of both this , onilt7 :awl the Transvaal. . ...
... War Items. Earl Ile I,a Wan - . who was while en.leavouring to rew-ue .1 wrunded trooper front the fling veldt at Vryheid, is co his nay home iro.n South Africa Among the (Akers rei-ently discharged to duty hospital in South Af-icai are idoward de Walden ...
... War Item.. Capt. Ricardo, of the Blues. who taken prisoner try the Boars is a. gallant steeplechase rider, and a well-known placer at the Eden Park Polo ground, Berkenhiani. Three voting men, Messrs. R. T. toad.' C. Borer and W. Saunders, have jmt volunteered ...
... Times of War. The century began in time of war. The great struggle with Napoleon was at its height, and England in 1801 was in a real dread of invasion, the first Volunteer movement was started, in which Bromley took a part. Then came a period of peace ...