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... ALDERSHOT DIVISION AND THE WAR MEDAL. General Sir lledvers Buller to-day notified the the Aldershot Command, that by the King's regulations and by orders received, was able to authorise the wearing of the ribbon of South Africa War medal by ail ranks who ...
... the Horse Guards Pa.rado on Saturday the London Volunteer Rilies, Earl Roberts presented 25 men who had served South Africa with war medals. Tho Commander-in-Chief complimented the recipients. and said thev had proved their sterling worth with other ...
... Mr M'Crae, M.P., who addressed the meeting, said that legislation was at the present time a standstill m of tne war in South Africa. The war, held, should be speedily and both poltical parties should that some Commissioner should be sent statesman of ...
... Newcastle night upon a poller which Liberals could unite, said there would time to discuss the form of government in Africa when the war was ended. should discuss cause that would appeal to every section the Liberal party. Congestion of business in the ...
... influential quarter a reason why tiie (Government are ul.ul see public opinion roiised regarding the state things in South Africa. The War Office have come end of their tether. They have trailed tri.ops to send, and they are being docked by the Treasury in ...
... trouble is very serious. The proprietors of the Daily Telegraph, alert always to public feeling, have sent back youth Africa their veteran war correspondent, Rennet Burlejgk. Very soon we may expert something front' Air Rudvard Kipling, who is the Cape again ...
... W. H. Margetson. Post Bvo., dot* extra, Of absorbing interest.— 'Examiner. SCOUTING FOB BULLER.—A. Sfry of the South Africa* War. HERBERT HAI'ENS, Author of Floater ; UAx ENS, Author of A Fir? in Green 44 A Captain of &c. %ViXl» Coloured niustratious ...
... ending tlie war growing. It felt that the campaign ought over, and that is intob'rab!tt to liave contemplate several more this fighting which is lcvolvmr the country a ruinous expense and kiseping an enormous army locked up South Africa. The war has gone ...
... martial law respecting biock. COMMISSION FOR A BORDER MAN. Mr J. R. of Springhill, Morpeth, who ■went to South Africa after the war broke out as a trooper m the Northum Detachment of Imperial Yeamanrv, and rendered such excellent service receive a lieutenant's ...
... « n-S and Mr Charles Wedderbuxn Oeiivy , yonnger ; of • SutbTED , all loci ! men , the two former fallea m / the South Africa War , acd the latter barmy died on the way out , was unveiled on Saturday , sitsscooa . by-tbe Marquis of Breadalbane . Apr ...
... energies at home Tirithout gaias to South Africa . The war in South Afiica inB underiatel to enable 'the ' millionaires there to sweatwhite labour , to enslave black hibour , and the t wo Eepnbucs in South Africa were being swept out of existence for no ...
... the respondent pot his wife into a bitli of oold water with all her clothes on . In December 1889 he went out to South Africa aa a war corrsspondfint for the Dafly Mail . On Ilia return , in ' July 1900 , Mrs Story met him at Southampton , and ho then ...