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... SETTLING DI N SOUTH AFR (FROM THE TIME> , The probable outcome of the the question of grants to soldiers settle in South Africa after the war, wh: as announced by Mr. Wyndbam on the 254 has been entrusted to an inter depar' committee. will be the appoinument ...
... with such universal outburst patriotiera all over th® British Empire. This, it need not bo skid, has been due th® war in South Africa, war that has aroused the Imperial sentiment throughout her Majesty*® dominions, and that has knit the colonies together ...
... number of the crew are offering from the same compliant. It is officially announced that no troops will leave Smith Africa until the war is over. Frobobly the Bnt to depart will be tb* Brigade of Guard*. Glasgow Conronanoa baa refused, a majority of 44 ...
... d men of the Inniskolling I tragoolut and Inaiskilling Feathers who have loator may lose their livee in the present war in South Africa. Contrary to expectation the attend „ or e WWI not neetrly on large An woo alit alpaca. the number of towmpeople evccially ...
... troops will leave South Africa until the .war over. Probably the first to depart will be the Brigade Ousrds. Glasgow Coktokatioh has refused, majority of 44 to eight, to except motion for opening the People's Palana on Bondars. THE WAR AND THE WOUNDED. ...
... Monday. The Governor of Natal wi!' arrive hero morrow confer with the High Commisaione* on the settlement of South Africa after th| war. The foreign military attaches hare armed herefrom Only the Russian Attach! remains to watch the final operati.jiu ...
... THE WAR. «r>. it»T*t .■! J.U3 5.W v*,..uLd . i2.ob> £2 6.«0l lieulntn ...
... the Oppo.iumi on tau ItaS. the debate they waited or the part they played in it. They provoked a dismission about booth Africa& war as Wednesday. The Little Hoglenders dammed mond the Government, denounced Great Britoil, her soklier., end her policy, ...
... either the Dominion the * Logland, August 2nd and 30th, ® steamer City of Rom© ° —bus also all her second sa- L' l ° clog War ' Africa is draw- popular craze for khaki is fi rrri ' Lhe manager for large dif£„i' that a little while ago, owing Only io getting ...
... of war Thre wen. me dr* m tire latch the f.. 4 • ore severely bathos. bat mewl Whim that it welcome . wake tfor trod grub eye et's.* I•.' For kat tint Mi. bed TO. rotary. hen the W.. a • k L H.-. ',poet &of .od sotoded at tl.• 'oat of war Africa.— WOUN ...
... improvement being made in the arrangements for the accommodation and treatment of those poor, afflicted people. South Africa since he war, and Fleet Street, at any time are not the palaces of truth, bill they are as George Washington was' to Ananias compared ...
... the country and protecting the burghers who arc now on their farms from intimidation such patroia. CASUALTIES SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office Usterning tbs fultoalag U*t csaosll Cara Tows. Ist Jctr. !*t lt\lUti>« Kuvsl Marshall ; Mounted lolsuUj W Unfair ...