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... DUTCH WAR in SOUTH AFRICA The War Office announces: 3rd Royal Warwickshire Regiment: Private J. O'Sullivan is reported dangerously ill. suffering from enteric, Bloemfontein, August 11th. lieutenant Cyril H. Moore, the 35th Company Imperial YeomanTy, who ...
... STILL THE WAR OFFICE. the correspondence which appeared in our last week’s issue on the subject of South Africa war medals still undelivered to some members of the Warwickshire Imperial Yeomanry, has attracted the attention of the Officer Command- ing ...
... her son, Lieut.-Colonel E. A. Wiggin, J.P.. of Ashorne Hill, as a slight acknowledgment of his services in South Africa during the war. Lieut.- Colonel Wiggin also receives j£5,000 and a share of the residue of the estate. ...
... Orders in 1897, when he became curate at St. Paul’s, Brixton. In 1900-01 he was Acting Chaplain to the Forces in South Africa (during the War) and was granted the medal and clasp. Since 1906 he has been Rector of Watermillock. ...
... DAILY CIRCULAR FRIDAY. MAMA 30. OW. THE Boum AFRICA WAR. THE QUEEN AND MR. KRUGE The Qu een remarked the other (says A.P.) that she was aware tl many people imagined that the entailed by the South Afikan War be her death. I may die ! added Majesty quaintly ...
... DUTCH WAR in SOUTH AFRICA. The The War Office has made the following correction:—Second Lieutenant C. W. Brooks, M.I. Co. Royal Warwick, reported severely wounded.. Krugerspost, October 6th, should have been shown as Second Lieutenant C. W. Crooke. I ...
... DUTCH WAR in SOUTH AFRICA. THE SITUATION FRIDAY. Everything continues m our favour. The only drawback is the Hrrible drain which enteric is making upon our troops, notwithstanding the sWilleu core and attention so liberally bestowed upon the patients ...
... Bridgeman Newport, eldest son of the 4th Earl ot Bradford, is a captain of .the 3rd Battalion Royal Scots. served in South Africa during the war of 1900 —-1908. has aoted private secretary to the Right Hon. A. J. Balfour, Pvimo Minister, since 1902. was born ill ...
... Mr. Banks, who himself acts as lecturer and guide, Monday evening entertained Ms patrons with a description of South Africa and the war, which proved of an interesting character, and the subject of which, as latter day events go, could not possibly have ...
... received medals. Away he went to South Africa when war broke out there, serving from 1899 to 1902. He was one of the honoured recipients of the Queen’s Chocolate Box. e Was ‘ad in the thickest of the fighting of the Boer War, in- the cluding the battle of Spion ...
... a heehaw stained-glass window to Holy Malty Church in memory of his sae, Captain Pratt, whose deeth occurred in South Africa. Tax War Office on Friday night issued tbe following :—Mounted Infantry, Warwick Regiment, Private W. Barton, was killed at El ...
... drunkenness. Leeson, giving evidence, attributed his con- dition to malaria which be had first contracted German East Africa during the War. Dur- ing the past three weeks he had been confined 8 th malaria.—This evidence was to lus bed wi borne out by Dr. ...