... wboee life had been ao long linked with the thooghta and albationa bar people, plunged the Nation into acoarning. In Booth Africa tb* War ha* dragged on— ptogTjw in wetfing »w»y th* reesUnen, though atudily and aucctaaiully mainUinao, bung chaq.ored inUrrala ...

... Sir Robert Komer U Chairman of the Commission appointed to investigate the administration of the hospitals in South Africa during the war. Mr. Edward Cmandos Leigh, who becomes Knight Commander of Ike Bath, a brother of Lord Leigh. Ho was called to the ...

... persons deal with affairs in South Africa .Minis events can be What happened this, tonal cheers), not for the purpore of binging the fJS-5* putit?-to war to concluaioo, lor that had already teen j. eV eato, great war South Africa, done (Opposition cheers). ‘ ...

... v™ ~|| UuWMtAMnßOnUouce, dated —«■ man THE WAR. Mr Mked tke Secretary for War whether ka onld elate tbe oumbere of French, (icemen. Boauea, ead A«ertaea eahjeete, reayootiecty. »ho Mad Made yrieeaera war Africa ; when w»e nrupnaed releeeethoee men. and ...

... exceeding tho war gratuity received men of the Royal Army Medical Corps. Only civilians who have enlistod into one of the local Medical Corps in South Africa are entitled war gratuity. The House will understand that it is not feasible to grant war gratuity ...

... ahrllianowimdct eonaidorntion of the Erploeivei Commrttee. THE WAR IN SODTH AFRICA. Mr LABOOCHEBB the Secretary tor War whether it wa. contemplated adviac the Comraandecio-Chief in South Africa prohibit in future the obligation being impound on Burgbnrt ...

... will bend our gaze upon them instead of scrutinising the conduct and opinions of each other. But it relation to South Africa and the war, gentlemen, that we are supposed to be hopelessly divided. I am not one of those—and I shall show it in a few minutes—who ...

... items will eery substantia y diminuhed during hromirg year. Thera will, doubt, certain amount of owing to the oootiDuaaeo of War Africa, aad may itomt owing to disturbed atoto things in China. Setting those mutton aside, howerar, there is addition Aa Vote ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Sir M. BHOWNAOOREK a*ked the Secretary for the Colonies if, with tbe British occupation of the Transvaal and the Orange Free Shite, the various regulations which the Boer administration* had sought to impose disabilities British ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The troopship Earn*, belon*inK Sleemehip Oompeny. Satiudey eutad »«“ Queonstowii lor Capetown She convoyi varioua draft., |,rincip.lly ■->pd Hussiir., 2nd Norfolk. I.t Suffolk., -hMI Bod_ fonls, 2nd Scaforth Hiqhland.r., ■''•ad ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ...

... the war in south AFRICA. ...