... Rival: Studies of Life in Gorman East Africa i=- 1 Mr. R. C. Hawkin writes:-- While Mr. Churchill has been visiting Uganda, Germany has been interested in the recent tour of her Colonial Secretary through German East Africa. This is next door -to the territory ...

... panel is occupied by ng list of the officers and men who fell during the war. Inscribed 011 the scrolls at the foot are vie names of the states where the regiment fought during the war, namely, Natal, Cape Colony, Transvaal, and Orange Free State, the ivy ...

... the GRAPHIC ana Daily Graphic in the Dongola expedi tion under Lord Kitchener in 1896; and in 1899 he went out to South Africa as war correspondent of the Daily News. Mr. Pearse was an authority on hounds and hunting as well as on warfare, and for several ...

... non-commissioned officers and men of the Royal Army Medical Corps, to the memory of their comrades who died in South Africa during the war, to the number of twenty -one officers and 293 of all other ranks, lne architect is Mr. NVeir Schultz, of Gray's Inn ...

... in history as the defender of Ladysmith during the siege of 119 days. His acquaintance with the conditions in South Africa during the war is likely to be of the greatest benefit to the Royal Commission. Mr. Samuel Hope Morley is the eldest son of the late ...

... The War, to use the expression of a leading theatrical manager, is playing old Harry with the playhouses. Not since the Crimean War has such an abstention from theatre-going been recorded, and most of our managers do not remember that campaign. At the ...

... impression upon South Africa. In both war and peace he was a success. Kaffirs and Boers learned his different moods. His tact and charm won him various bloodless victories his temper, his experience, and determination crowned his wars with natives and with ...

... army as one of the most pleasant companions it would be possible to imagine, and it was a current saying in South Africa during the war that an evening spent with the headquarters mess of General Rundle's column was better than an edition ol Punch. Not ...

... with all the enterprise which characterises the Churchills. Like her husband and her two nephews she hurried to South Africa when the war broke out and was in Mafeking during the siege as special correspondent of the Daily Mail. Her husband, Captain Gordon ...

... THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The war in South Africa, into which this country has been forced by the aggressive action of the two Dutch Republics, has not yet reached its con clusion; but my armies have driven back the in vaders beyond the ...

... Athletes who have gone to the War. South Africa has a ravenous maw that demands many Victims Lord Rosebery in the House of Lords, Feb. 15. If the War Office wanted an excuse for declin ing the proposal of a well-known amateur to raise a corps of Footballers ...

... This is a striking story, of which the scenes, laid in South Africa during the war, are as realistic as anything that has yet been written of those troubled times. The chapter on The Pomp of War is a piece of realism which brings forcibly before one the ...