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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 ...
... 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 ...
... year, will be visiting familiar territory when he accompanies the Royal Family on their forthcoming tour of South Africa During the war he was in the Scots Guards and fought with the 24th Gua Brigade attached to the South African Armoured Division, and ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... M.C., the late British Resident in Nigeria, trying his hand and feet at a sport which is obviously impossible in Africa. The photograph war taken at St. Moritz SPort and Genir.il ...
... 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 ...
... term, and Fenner's track and pits have been occupied most afternoons. The President, E. Hudson Bennett, who was in South Africa when war broke out, hurried home by air, but unfortunately was kept from 1 active sport by a broken collar bone. As there will ...
... Potato Culture in Africa Before the war potatoes were grown in small quantities in the Zaria province of Nigeria, but the great bulk of West African re quirements were imported from Europe. When supplies ceased, owing to the shipping shortage, the Nigerian ...
... area. THE TWO GREAT POLITICAL INCIDENTS OF THE YEAR The year has also been remarkable for the peaceful union of South Africa. Where war recently raged is now a settled union of peace. The following are the actual words of the proclama tion Whereas by an ...
... 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 ...
... during the South Africa-1 War j and served in th u e He joined from the Reserve of Office s Major Lord Charles Mercer Nairne 1st Royal Dragoons. The son of Lord Lansdowne and Equerry to the King. He served during the South African War from 1899-1900 j==^^ ...