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... attar tbe war we are told that as shall have to cauti on s to spend untold sums is maintaining as monsoon army La South Africa. Would sot the maintenanc• of some light, lathe corps he the dampest thing we could do? 1 &mild Mrs to me after the war is oorps ...
... THE WAR. PERMITS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. We have received the following from the War °Mice : - --- Misunderstanding having arisen in connexion with the date from which permits issued by the South African Permit (Ace, 39, Victoria-street, S.W., will be necessary ...
... PERMITS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. We have reeeived the following the War Office : In view of the inconvenience and expense which a personal application for a permit to land In South Africa would entail in cases where applicants live at a considerable distance ...
... connexion with the war in South deserve recognition. Believe me, yours truly. A. W. Moons, Rear-Admiral, Commander-in-Chief. 6. L. Dashwood, Esq., the Missions to Seamen, 11, Buckinghen-strest, Strand, London, W.C. ARTILLERY IN SOUTH AFRICA. heavy drain ...
... THE WAR. RI:TCRN OF TROOPS. transport Aureate arrived at Southampton on Wednesday morning trona South Africa. lb. Auntnia bet Port Natal for 03g'and cn Novemter 14, baying on board the following on home :- IGth Loneers.—Col. Bethune. Imperial L.1.--Capt ...
... THE WAR THE VICTORIA CROSS AND DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL Friday's Gazette states that the King has been pleased to signify his intention to confer the decoration of the Victoria Cross on the undermentioned soldier, whose claims have been submitted for ...
... MONTHLY TABLE OF CASUALTIES. The War Office here Woad the following table of casualties in Force In South Africa, reported during the month of November, 1901, of the total conualtiaa reported throe the beginoing of the war, up to and iseholing the ease month ...
... THE COLONIAL OFFICE AND WAST AFRICA. Sr,—lf the Colonial Office expected that Its mount pronouncement on the West African gold industry would he received with loud applause, or that any one would come forward and (metaphorically) pat its heck, I am afraid ...
... THE BLOCKHOUSE SYSTEM IN SOUTH AFRICA. The panying chart is intended to illustrate the present military situation in South Africa so far as the distribution of the enemy and the progress made in the blockhouse system are concerned. In order that the situation ...
... THE WAR. (The Timm, Monday, December 16.) The further particulars we publish to-day of Gkeitasi. Banes LIAMILTON'S movements last week fully justify the congratulations upon his brilliant achievements forwarded to him through LORD by Government. He ...
... town. No unprejudiced person could deny I that the concentration camps in South Africa formed the most difficult problem ever undertaken by a belligerent M the annals of war; but they had In every carried through with credit to thelaumanity of the people ...
... all parties will endorse, the fundamental issues Immediately before us in South Africa. No speaker has touched more truly on what he calls the compensations of the war —the revelation of our own shortcomings and, at the same time, of the wealth of ...