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... for the Limehouse Division. It is too late to discuss the events which led to the War in South Africa. When War begins Party is forgotten, The inevitable result of the War is the inclusion of the Transvaal and the Orange Free State in Her Majesty's Dominions ...
... Caroline Whatmongh Identified the body •s that of her won, who was a labourer out of employ. He had a sunstroke while in Africa, and war addicted to drink. A week ago be removed to 19. Dawson Street, Pl•mstead. He bad often threatened b• destroy himeelt, ...
... more of office eud power. There were four points in regard to the war. First, the antecedent negotiations, then the pte?tlluuns for the war, then the settle:aen: of South Africa after the war, and lasdy the question of national defence aud army reform. Mr ...
... the Liniehouse Division. It is too late to discuss the events which ell up to the War in South Africa. When War begins Party is to-gotton. The inevitable result of the War is the inclusion of the Transvaal lied the Orange Fr, State in Her Majesty's Dominions ...
... for South Africa. The War Office has completed arrangements for the despatch of fcrther reinforcements to the extent of 3657 officers and and 820 horses. LORD ROBERTS'S ADVANCE. lALIirATI mut. From Lord Roberta to the Secretary of State for War. • August ...
... led up to the War in Seuth Africa. When War begins is forgotten, The in- evitable result of Lea War is the inclusion of Her wise and ogee gis we Colonial Beli to be ccxabliched at the earliest I trust that be able more effective from war, ...
... .. YEOMANRY & VOLUNTEER GAZETTE WAR OFFICE, August 31, 1900. LINE BATTALIONS. Royal Fusiliers—Lieut W. Lyle, Ist V. 8., granted temporary rank of Lieut in Army whilst serving with Volunteer Company in South Africa. WAR OFFICE, September 4, 1900. 3rd Dragoon ...
... just flow; but the two principal which the country was interested were the war Africa and our difficulty in China. 'There um Whir; was new to be said about the war in South Africa. p p , the Chinese question there were so many coc o li eltioe, that it would ...
... reserving the right of impartial criticism, give them my hearty support. - “THE WAR.— The principal question before you is the Policy of Her Majesty’s Government in South Africa. This war, which was forced upon by President Kruger’s ultimatum, and the invasion ...
... naval volunteering. The naval and military forces of the Crown should be re-organised” on an Imperial basis. In South Africa the war must be followed by a political settlement such as will render its repetition impossible, and tend to assuage the racial ...
... for naval volunteering. The naval and military forces ofSthe Crown should be re-organised on an Imperial basis. In South Africa the war must be followed by a political settlement such as will render its repetition impossible, and tend to assuage the racial ...
... naval volunteering. The naval and miilitary forces ~of the Crown should be re-organised” on an Imperial basis. In South Africa the war must be followed by a political settlement such as will render its repetition impossible, and tend to assuage the racial ...