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... Walter Hutchinson, Governor Natal, will arrive here to-morrow confer with Sir Alfred Milner, on the settlement of South Africa after the war. The foreign military attaches have arrived here from the Front. Only the Russian attache remains to watch the final ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... situation in China til'd it is almost impossible to discuss the situation while in ignorance the truth on tlus point. In South Africa the war is showing no little sign of nearing end. The two hundred and fifty thousand -are still there, and their numbers are being ...
... vitality which once characteristic of him. His immediate friends say that no pow*jM.ill induce him to leave South Africa until the war is over. Although the Queen generally respected throughout the United Kingdom, she has excited unfavourable comment ...
... THE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN. THE QUEEN'S VISIT. IME WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ...
... since the commencement the present war in South Africa, have died been invalided home from causes other than wounds received action. According to this return, which signed Sir Ralph Knox, rerroanent Under Secretary for War, and dated July 2nd. officers and ...
... EMIGRATION AND SOUTH AFRICA ROOM FOR THEM. The Emigrants’ Information Office, in their July circular, issued the following :—“Caution to Emigrants”—Persons are warned against going to South Africa long as the war lasts in search of professional or manual ...
... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Mr WYNDHAM, in answer also to Mr Lloyd George, said that 12,203 officers and men been sent to South Africa since the sth June. BRITISH TROOPS IN INDIA. Lord G HAMILTON, in answer to Mr Herbert Roberts, said that the number of ...
... THE WAR AND AFTER. Birmingham, Thursday Night. Speaking at a dinner given his honour the Midland Conservative Club, Birmingham, to-night, Mr Winston Churchill, who has just returned from South Africa, said they would have to make a vigorous effort if ...
... MORE TROOPS FOE SOUTH AFRICA London, Friday. A detachment of the Ist Life Guards left Windsor this morning join forty men of the Blues and 2nd Life Guards at Albert Docks. Thev sail to-day on the Persia for South Africa. Drafts for the 4th Somerset Light ...
... iSOUTH AFRICA BULLER AT PRETORIA RELEASED PRISONERS TO PROLONG THE WAR. INTEEtVILIT WIl'H REIIZ ...