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... SUGGESTIONS FOR ENDING THE WAR, Speaking crowded Unioniat Leicester Wednesday niglil, Mr. Winston Churchill, M.P.. denied that exaggerated when recently said the in South Africa not lew dangerous than two years ago. The tank waa still unbundled. and the ...
... general booth Africa befiore Lord Roberta took the command. but becauae. according to the official assigned by Mr. Brodrick, made indiscreet speech at Westminster after partaking sumptuous luncheon. Of course there reference this mitigating the War Office otoar ...
... BOER WAR NEWS There U now in process of organ.sat ion The Hague, says the Daily Telegraph V eorreepomleut. a special bureau for communicating the European Press “new* as to the true situation affairs South Africa.’* It is characteristic of the Russian ...
... HUMANE WAR-MAKING Abuse of John Bulls proverbial nature has never been more. HugrauUy exercmed than in the fury denunciation heaped upon him in connection with treatment Boer women and children the refuge. Never before bus a war been conducted on system ...
... iai*e of the war heinsf in some way retarded »>y « ««-arrity tn*o|w or want of mobility in our columns. Our ho»t returns from South Africa show that Ik**ides providing supplies Iroro here for persons, directly or indirwt- Ij cunnceted with the war. arc ceding ...
... tounoywl with Iho war. wo sro 248.000 and m»l~ Ml that country, and m South Africa ft rcsorvo for i'our foot! supply for won ami animals. Tboro prowtm Iho bold surly mol,do columns, .orvice, with picked conunaodm, and deliver South Africa porta a monthly ...
... in 1860, in the Red River expedition in 1870. the Ashanti war ia 1871, the Kaffir war, 1878. the Zulu war. 1878-79 ff)revet-L»ci(- tenunt-Cokraal, V.C., C.M.G.. medal with clasp. Chief of Boer war. 1881 Intelligence Department. Egypt. 1882, present Kawaassin ...
... Wharton, who on behalf of the War Office, said Freeman was a native of South Africa, who had fought during the present war, and was granted an indulgence passage to England invalid. When he was about to return to South Africa he was granted another indulgence ...
... THE GOVERNMENT. Today’s “Chroniela” wonders whether tho attempts the Minittorialiat* prod into the the fact that war going on in South Africa, which needs finishing, will any raoro successful than similar efforts which all of tho Opposition have been making ...
... SIR JOHN FRENCH TO COMMAND ALDEUSHOT. The War Office on Turoday night :—“ln ooDacquenee ti, . ■'*P e ...
... hironelf. while in Africa, had tievor heard a man grumble any task I' l ' i in Whatever a man was called upon to diet vt in soldier like manner, and hi* lordship declared that he felt proud that was for eleven months m South Africa with splendid fellow* ...
... Kitchener and the War Office since be took over the command in Sooth Africa from Lord Roberts.” Nevertheless, the “Daily News” on Tuesday supplemented its original announcement by stating that since Lord Milner's return to South Africa hi* personal com ...