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... commission appointed to Inquire into the claims com pen rati subjects friendly States who have been deported from South Africa during the war held another sitting Westminster yesterday. Mr. T. Milvoin, K.C., presiding. Jules Sang, Russian, claimed £11.750 for ...
... the rwramed inquiry yesterday of the appointed to investigate the claims compensation persona deported from South Africa during the war. Mr. T. Milvain, K.C., presiding, Mr. Anker, the re presents tiro Sweden aad Monrav* brought forward Swedish claimant ...
... of his distingaishea services in South Africa. War Mboalk.— Uorpural Aokm Gill and Private H. L. Cooper, of the City Imperial Volunteer*, were among the recipient* the presentation by the King, the South African War Medals, on die Home Ouarda Parade 00 ...
... discussing the comparatively insigniticant question as to whether the men who condemned the war and then voted supplies for carrying it on, or those who approved of the war and did the same, are in the main stream of Liberal opinion. Roth seem to me to have ...
... friend of his had asked him if South Africa was not w-orth the two hundred millions. He replied that he would answer the question if his inquirer would answer other two. Ihe first was; Had they got South Africa with the war and with the expenditure? And his ...
... published After all, what lie* before us in Africa? If war were to to morrow, surviving .red on the Labourhere gang, would only rend our administration of the country most difficult an expensive; if the war continue? to it*- 'cgitirnaie elusion, shall ...
... What is going on in South Africa is not war is the true sense /the wori.—The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. Not war 1 Can it be he was rightly o'erheard 1 What is, then, we'd ask, the true sense of that word 1 Not war toes he tell us 1 Then what ...
... Anglo-Indian, :95. Bombay Notes, 210. NEW, 222. Sir L. Griffin, 230. Colonel Hanna, 230. Lord Curzon's Embassy, 230. Africa, War in South: Lord G. Hamilton and Sir H. C.-Bannerman, 310. Agricola Redivivus : British Press, 22. Agriculture in India: ...
... of the war, and Mr. Brodrick ought at once to cause inquiry to be made into it. I can understand that if large quantities of clothing are provided by charitable people for the absent-minded beggar and consigned to South Africa through the War Office ...
... mementees of our thousand and One wars, down to our latest flglit3 ie South Africa a war only made pessilde by that command of the sea whicliNelson secured for us. MC. W. ST. BRODNICK. M.P. ? the Secretary of State for War, will be the chief guebt at the ...
... Colonel Sir K. W. D. Ward the order named, followed by the other mean hers of -the Commander-in-ChiaTe Staff in South Africa and the War Office. When Lord Roberts’ staff had. been presented with their medals, the next tin advance ware the foreign Military ...
... Duchess of Edinburgh, 28 ; Wimbledon, Firing tie First Shot at, ; Women’s Jubilee Ottering, 43 ; Wounded frem South Africa, ; Zulu War Medals, Distributing, 37 Reform Riot in Hyde Park, 23 Renforth, the Champion Sculler, 24 Riot in London, 1888, 42 Royal ...