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... cussed war memorial of the Royal Artillery destined for Hyde Park fearlessly symbolises the feeling of profound disillusion and disgust-- the Scot combines the sensations in the expressive word scunner-- which the Great War in particular and war in general ...
... 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 ...
... on May 9, 1901 SOUTH AFRICA: BEFORE THE WAR CLOUDS HAD ROLLED AWAY The Duke and Duchess of York driving through the crowded streets of Pietermaritzburg in August 1 90 1 to open the new Town Hall, seen in the background. The war was hardly over the Boer ...
... 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 vaguely defined frontier of Egypt and Tripoli. It is one of the strangest and most interest ing places in North Africa. Until the war very few Europeans had visited Siwa, and even now its great inaccessibility renders it immune from the devastating ...
... Portuguese Angoland and what was German South-West Africa. Before the war this strip was the subject of dispute between the Germans and the Portuguese. As we have succeeded to German South-West Africa, we are now faced with the rather grim irony of having ...
... illness (curiously enough contracted from flies), he I had to send a telegram of regret, wherein he said Tn South Africa, during the war, there were more casualties due to flies than to bullets. A fly should be looked upon as nothing but a spreader of ...
... and it tends to become bulkier with its innovations. A very interesting comment on the great progress made by South Africa since the war is the appear ance of a sixpenny monthly, called the South African Lady's Pictorial, which is elaborately illustrated ...
... THROUGH GERMAN EAST AFRICA WHEN WAR BROKE OUT, AND FOR OVER TWO YEARS HE WAS DETAINED IN THE COLONY AS A PRISONER OF WAR. ON THIS PAGE PIE RELATES PUS EXPERIENCES THE fatal fourth of August, 1914, found me travelling through German East Africa on the newly completed ...
... always worked hard for conciliation and racial union in South Africa. During the war he was Lord Kitchener's legal adviser, and it will be remembered that he officially represented South Africa at the great Delhi Durbar. It is all very well for the King ...