... member of ine Civil Service Corps, he enrclled in the City Imperial Vol unteers on the cutbreak of the Boar war. Upon the conchusion of the war, Sergeant Harr's was a participator in the historic gatnermg at the City Guildhall, when the freedom of the ...

... So we are at war, and we have to carry on the war with all our energies and all our resources —unless we are willing to accept defeat, to submit to a German invasion, and to become a tributary province under the German Emperor. ~ The war daim upon our ...

... there might be war presently. It was the financiers who allowed these wars to go on. 'The speaker alluded to them as the “ravaging wild beasts of modern society.” Without them war could not go on. Tt was the financiers who caused the wars and gave out where ...

... 40 odd- Irish members interfering in our affairs. We have had South Africa pointed to us as an exam%le. South Africa has been rather prominent lately, but what was done in South Africa was to form one united state out of several independent states, as ...

... l) Artillery. Yel another son of Alderinan Wise, at present in Johannesburg, served in the South African War, All four were born in South Africa, . ...

... the late Vies-Admiral Henry Carr Glyn, and was educated at Eton g.nd Oxford. Lord Wolverton served in * South Africa during the Boer War, being attached o tho Imperial Yeomanry, and acting as Press Censor ab the front. As hon. colonel of the 10th Battalion ...

... over the religion of the schools of this country to one denomination? It was not fair. Taxation was still on a war basis, although the war had been over some time. Then with regard to employment, although their exports and Imports were greater than ever ...

... in South Africa, or by putting into the Bill amendments which they were told would threaten its existence. He regarded the Bill as the most wonderful issue out of all the controversies, battles, bloodshed and devastation, all the horrors of war and all ...

... present to the War Office a non-rigid dirigible, and the latter, working in conjunction with the Parliamentary Committee presided over by Mr. Lee, has made the generous offer of a shed to accommodate a flying machine. At the same time, the War Office, which ...

... said that was not so. He had served with distinction in South Africa.—Datective-sergeant Harvey said the prisoner, after leaving the police force, entered the service, and served in South Africa. Returning to England, he obtained a situation as a barman ...

... Canada, Australia, New Zecaland, South and Bast Africa, and India, as a means of securing for the service of the State men of good character, who have been trained in wild countries, at sea, or in war. The Council registers such men in view of their ...

... to leave it until we are landed back again in South Africa.” The blandishments of Mr. MacDonald have overcome the reluctance and scruples of Mr. Bain. Meanwhile, what has been going on in South Africa? Well aware that technically they had acted illegally ...