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... Th* South Africa!* War. At the h«vinning of th« present year Lord Kitchener horoea a little more than month, and a rigorous and velh>«rrangMl n overrent was being made by the enemy for an invasion of Cape Colony. A rapid ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AFTER THE WAR. GOVERNMENT AND OPPOSITION POLICIES. Lord Carrington was the chief speaker at dinner held at Heading by the Reading and County Liberal Club, last night. He said they were told that what was neorasary for the safety of the country ...
... PERMITS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office have issued the following notice: . . In consequence of the establishment of martial law at all South African ports, it has been decided, with the concurrence of the Governments of the Cape Colony and Natal, that ...
... the war AFRICA. PROSPECTS resumption op JIORB BRITISH C (TMOM OVtt COERKSPO> BRUSSELS, Ti informed by per Kriiaer'* ftournye th»t the c\-' unchanged with rr-a He i« resolved »■ 11 jdvise thh Boer comliat *°-ilitit- till the recovery ot t «( the Boer States ...
... correspondingly serious fall in the value of shares in shipping companies. It. :Li feared that when the close of the South Africa war suddenly loose on the general market the huge flotilla now employed in supply work for the army, matters will for a time ...
... ENTERIC FEVER IN SOUTH AFRICA. WAR OFFICE AND THE DISEASE. The War Office is exhibiting a very practical expedition in connection with one serious matter. The Commission Enteric Fever and Dysentery in South Africa has just presented its report, and the ...
... ' This statement seems to me to be utterly and ludicrously untrue, Mr. Perks appears tc have been referring to the South Africa war in general, and to the concentration camps in particular. Possibly on these matters the * Methodist Times may represent ...
... Thetingniehed Service Order. The King further pniewited to Captain Lord Acheson. eldest of the Earl of Gooford. the hoot!' Africa. war wiedil with clasps. ...
... tbe 17th, at One o’clock. JOHN EGOINTON, Secretary and Actuary. BERKSHIRE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. DISTRIBUTION OF THE SOUTH AFRICA! WAR MEDALS TO THE SERVICE v V SQUADRONS. The lord lieutenant of the county (J. H. BENYON, Esq.), hftvinu kindly eon■onted to ...
... more this year than last. The British entries are comparatively small. This is attributed to the exigencies of . the South Africa War, and the number of prizes are accordingly reduced. Secunderabad is stripped of two regiments at present, which further accounts ...
... OUR LOYAL COLONIES. Mr Soddon, the New Zealand Proraii't, has cabled the War OSes offering a thousand men for service in South Africa. The War Office haa accepted the made the Canadian Government to add two additional companies to the contingent of mounted ...
... PARCELS FOR SOUTH AFRICA The War Office yesterday issued following: —Al] persons desirous of sending parcels containmp: newspapers, books and other literature to South Africa for distribution to the ai mended address such K Vto Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas ...