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... with, and you marrart mnrod that Stowffl don tang aa war coojS-L. Non are parfnf, ahd theta may haao cl. mma ft—reetogw but I tint that, too will allowed than Lord Kitchener Sooth Africa and the War Office home here done all ia their power asset the wishes ...
... galleries, to the skeleton of Marengo, Napoleon’s famous charger, and other mementoes our thousand and one wars, down to oar latest tight* in South Africa —a war only made jossible by that command of tbt sea which Nelson secured for us. The practical effect of ...
... from 600 men of the 6th King Liverpool Regiment. It lute been notified the War Office that in future the Chief P.ymaeter Imperial Yeomanry. War Office, will advieo agent, when war gratuitiea may be issued to officer, of Im'cUsps or the South African medal ...
... addresses of Ministers, war in Boulh Africa still continues. every stage the Government have been guilty of the same ignorant and careless miscalculations which characterised their policy from the very beginning: tbe long coDtinaaooe of tbe war due to lack of ...
... Tth Ouard. been ordered to prepared fortbwi.h to embark for South Africa. The War Office has given not ce number of officers —Majors Senior Captains —are required for service in South Africa as Station Commanders. They should submu their names, through the ...
... subject, also, which hope will .uUnuc to sbsorb our attention. namely. question South Africa (ebeers). The War which wo have been and are engaged some senses, a great war—not grvßt. l fear, in any creditor glorv it will have brought this country, but great ...
... evidence the effect that during his mayoralty £1.123.638 was collected toward, the Transvaal War Fund. A sum of £150.06 waa received iu contributions towards war relief from the of which £54.321 was to widows and orphans, and over to the Royal Patriotic ...
... luc of matksn.an.hip. IJi. SHrtS°”ar‘emot drill, togetber with mobmty. has entered more immediately into the projongathi War Africa than any factor. o, nflo p..etme that many Secondary Schools their greatcM difficulty a. * -rtmrds drill How manv schools ...
... not wrong in tlruwing parallel Letwi en what in time in Germany and what the English are accused of doing in South Africa during the War. A Boer might break hia parole, wear khaki, misuse white flag, or ajambok half dozen Kaffirs, and get nothing worse ...
... THE STANDARD* TI’ESDAV* .H 11. 1901. the war in south AFRICA. PRESENTATION OF MEDALS. NAMES OF THE RECIPIENTS. ORDERS TO THE TROOPS. Iht of Oftii-crs of t'm Army amf Navy, Tivil official*, chaplains nnrt clcry, Army anil Civil doctors, and who. beside ...
... baaed this tremendous wooKl declared and paid the widows and orphans Africa sineo the advent of the right boo. the South African pohey of the Oovemof men who had perished in South Africa in tb. Cnlontal Of»o.; the eonnmdmn. Si3“is:«2.-Se3irs!; Saas-vaa-rscrg ...
... longer considered a small war (Opposi- Africa when the war over, and the object cheer* .. In cost it is a great war (renewed that settlement i* the establishing the British in «tioß cheers). Let just state to the Committee South Africa. You ...