... ODDS AND ENDS HORSES FOR SOUTH AFRICA. War sethoriers, omposmo to yr* Ors.• lomolio• of impani be So 1)= . owo AL et • oraidler • WO FRO! 3 ^ OM so Do splebt. egewhilis so Ws a* to ...

... himself as a sergeant 'major in the Imperial Yeomanry, and wore the uniform of that corps and rank, together with the Routh Africa& war medal, was convicted of ottaining money by fraud from a number of people. The prisoner in furtherance of the fraud had produced ...

... FOREIGNERS DEPORTED FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Government to anises kr maatioo of whe rlntwted nom Smith Africa dunes war meterday took the m ides. of I Roberts, at Palen HateL His lordship dmilt with the plots made against life at Johsoneeburg sad Prnene, sod ...

... THE AFRICA. BOEE PROCLAMATION—THE WAR TO ON—SCHEEPER CAPTURES MURRAYSBCRG—AMERICAN DEMOCRATS AND THE BOER CAUSE. London, Wednesday.—A Brussels message to the “Morning Post” says—According despatch from Lourenco Marques, Mr. Schalk Burger and Mr. Steyu ...

... favour of the South war. cr who art, at least, not anxious to see ilideffnite tropical of our ,'ready cset Empire. Mr Lloyd George ways ,—I think the twelfth. einunlarly awl ill timed. Uoe's views scone wrote of di: , Scutb Africa& war are surety not to ...

... crew that breathes the upper air. It ia stated the Sun that the Government are preparing for a summer campaign in South Africa, that war material, stores and foodstuffs are now being despatched in vast quantities to the Capo, that large orders have been ...

... The Government Commission to consider claims for the compensation of those foreigners who were deported from South Africa during the war, this morning took the evidence of Earl Roberts at Westminster Palace Hotel. His Lordship dealt with plots made against ...

... SAVAGE SOUTH AFRICA. As an instructive and amusing show the gigantic exhibition from Earl’s Court, which opens tonight in the Chapel Fields, would be hard beat. It must be remembered that long before the South Africa war wos commenced this giant combination ...

... wountable for fact that they Le UI alter their antral in South Africa. WAR OF FI(M IXX,'UMEN TS. THE PUBLICATION OF OFFICIAL. SECRETS. EITATIMENT HY BK()DRICK. Mr LUCAS asked the Secretary for War • maroon of winch he given settee, en. heater it was a tet ...

... the Imperial Government. This claim, amounting £54,641 4s 94, was referred by the military authorities in South Africa to War Offlcs for instructions on 24 April, 1901. ~ , , ,• Tho original statement, which was not the nature of claim, did include items ...

... asking Sir to explain the poiat of bia ellnsion. FOREIGNERS DEPORTED FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Tho cUlou for cumpcaution ihoao who were deported from &>«th Africa doric| the war yesterday morning took the evidence of Earl Robert*, Weeunumer Pklaco Howl Hi* lordabip ...

... Majesty ukiog iota coa•idsratiuu the emicmt *er*i«es Field Marsht! Karl Unbelt* Kandaiur, foai■aand> in Majesty a daring tk* war Africa, being desiruoa re loumuan at so-, ft service* to *ont*r upca him signal murk of hi* favoar, to bis faithfui > ■ •toana* ...