... volunteered for active service in South Africa. The War Office placed commissions at the disposal ot the Vice Chancellor, who selected and sent in tbe names. Of those nominated by him at least five were nerving in South Africa, and were granted commission*. Any ...

... AFRICA. THE WAR SOUTH OFFICERS’ FAMILIES FUND. The General Committee the Officer* Femiliee' Fund held their twelfth meetiny, »t Lenedowne Hoiue. In the .heence of Led* Lansdonne, who wa* prevented by mdapoeltion from preeiding, the Chair wa* taken General ...

... AFRICA. the war in south REWARD FOR GALLANTRY. OEN. MACDONALD’S RETURN. (Fiom tb» London Oirrrts.’O W*« Ornci, M*v 10, 1 Tin King h*a bo« gr»ciou»ly ple»d to giw order* following appotutraent the recogmUon daring the openhon* Sooth Reid. Imperial Bushmen ...

... and Croatians in vary humble positions. Only a few of (be Austrians who went to South Africa before the war belonged to the class merchants and engineers. During the war, however, a good number left to assist the Boers, and it was stated only a day two ago ...

... said there was no doubt, in regard to the crisis in South Africa, that the war was not one into which we bad jumped, but into which we had been driven. But those men who were out in Sooth Africa were not long before they realised that, coma good or come ...

... 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 ...

... 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 WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. (FROM OUR CORRRBPORDRST.) BRUSSELS, Nio«t. I hear from tko bmt aowoo that Mra. Botha, before her departure from the Transvaal, had long interview Ermelo with her husband, V ice President Schalk Burger, and Secretary of State Reitz ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE YEOMANRY HOSPITALS. Colonel Kilkelly, writinß to Connteu Howe on April 10, report# th»t Urge number of dysentery and fever cases bad been transferred the Yeomanry Hospital, Pretoria, from the Northern and Eastern linos, and ...

... be waa quite certain, and that was that the object for which this war was entered upon—namely, the establishment of freedom in South Africa—most be achieved (cheers). They did * ' Africa not denire permanently to gorem South m Crown Colony, and they neared ...