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... Home-Coming of the VOLUNTEER SERVICE CO. and EAST SURREY REGIMENT, PrM Um AMth Africa* War. SatarAay. Jaae 8, 1901. mHK SERVICE COMPANY «-«8 composed of Volunteers from the Battalion* folloaing, namely 3rd V.B.E.S.R. V.B.E.S.R. (Headquarter* - Klmrsteii) ...
... over by Lord James of Hereford. 'the scheme provides, for widows of soldiers on the strer.gth only, who have died in South Africa, war payments ranging from 10s. to ss. per week, according to rank of non-commissioned officer or man. 1 Ite Government was ...
... sister, resulted in a verdict of * Suicide while temporarily insane.” Deceased, who was 46 years of age, went out to S. Africa on war service, but was sent home in trouble, it being oficillly stated that she was addicted to wntemperance and taking drugs ...
... H»nger«. lT»e 101 H, T j, LtoutoMt - W«™‘ H 0,.! Munator OT .-W. Fowler, be Second Lieutenant. The undermentioi in South Africa ; WAR OFFICE, Jc»* ♦. MILITIA. EMOBAWTOK. Officer* are seconded for •emco MILITIA- Rotat. Garrison Akthxmt. The C.rdicao ArtUlery ...
... His Royal Highness afterwards presented war medals, including one to a nurse who had been in South Africa.— Reuter. WAR OFFICE BLUNDER. At a luncheon given subsequently to the troops who had come back from the war, Mr. Seddon, the Premier, commented in ...
... comrade Hugo Poetzsch of the Vorwaerts, explaining that Mr. Bernstein had never written an article on the subject of the South Africa war in that journal. While cordially accepting our comrade's assurance on this bead we may point out that it hardly affects ...
... THE SIEGE OF KUMASSI Last year the British nation was so fully engaged in watching events in South Africa that the war in Ashanti severe as it was, created but little excitement, and had it not been for Lady Hodgson and Captain Bliss, each whom played ...
... this service. The presentalioa of the prizes was followed by a lantern Vetere by Colonel Spregge, 1).5.0., on the South Africa@ War, which wee leveed to by the boys with intense interest. During evening the No squad of the ilesersiger Company gave savend ...
... meeting at the commission sppoioted to ineesrtgato the compensation of snbjeott friendly foreign Powers doported from Africa daring tba war the British military natboritice. The president said bad aadersfcood that Dr. Bissehop. the represent.tire of the ...
... NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. THE BOER AS HE IS. The conduct of all these English officers and soldiers alike is admir* ible, writes Mme. Alice Bron, the daughter of Belgian barrister, in her Diary of a Nurse in South Africa.” When the war broke out Mme. Bron ...
... other corps to war in ca. Mr. Winston Churchill, M.P., was tho; Gen. Turner ssid the great value of the guest at the annual dinner of th.o Cam- volunteer force had been amply proved in bridge University Carlton Club, which took Bouth Africa, where over 120 ...
... 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 ...