towards the licensed victuallers’ trade

... abandoned. agarandising Ministeria) policy had farthered aims of Russia, ard oocasioned the ' warlike prospect in South Africa. The Afghan war wag inglorious. If Candahar and Cabul were annex 3 England wotld act like Russia. If they reti from Afghavistan they ...

Published: Saturday 01 February 1879
Newspaper: Ripon Gazette
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 670 | Page: 6 | Tags: none

MESOPOTAMIA AND PALESTINE

... nuts to render valuable assistance to the War Cabinet at home. A statement issued in December by the War Office shows that of the total of 180,951 prisoners taken by the British since the beginning of the war, 124,243 were taken on the Western Front, ...

OUR OUTLOOK

... native kraals in South Africa MADNESS. to prevent the Boers receiving cupplies from them? The “Morning Leader” says: Sir Elliott Lees, the Conservative member for Birkenhead, wio bas seen a good deal of service in Africa during this war, has written to the ...

THE RETURN OF A LINCOLNSHIRE WARRIOR. LIECT. DANKS COMING HOME

... the '-Pll:'tbq ::; Ln-dd to P;-«minhw. particularly opportunities where to remain till the 4th Feu Africa. “l\o:ooio:‘o:t::'o‘u': Thongi-:t-'iiehhmmhcd war “.'“‘,. s locked up in Ladysmith during the long and Church, 3 tedious siege. In the lighest terms ...

TATTERSHALL

... Wells, eldest son of Mr. Joseph Wells, postmaster, of this town. Deeased, who was in his 27th year served in South Africa during the war. Gireat sympathy is felt for Mr. Wells apd family in their sad bhereavement. ACCIDENTS.—On Tuesday las*, as Mr. Clifton ...

T PASERORAMS DRY CLEANERS, DYERS AND x STEAM CARPET BEATERS,

... South Africa? Wel GOVERNMENT kunow they intend to resort A POLICY. to sterner methcds, but What is the Government’s simply repressive mcasures will nct govern a couutry. Has Mr. Chamberlain or Lord Salisbury any idea of what to do in South Africa when ...

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... of the officers and men of the 18th, 21st, and 23rd battalions (Sharpshooters) Imperial Yeomanry who died. in South Africa during the war. Prince Soltykoff died at his residence in' Mayfair on Saturday nlltonfin a long illmess. Prince Soltykoff was born ...

OUR LONDON LETTER

... getting impatient, they want to know the truth, and the ‘whole truth about the military and politieal situation in South Africa. “The war is bad ‘enough,” they say, “but let us know the womst we have to face™ Lord Methuen—irrespective of his military abulity ...

A THOROUGH GENTLEMAN AND ALL-ROUND SPORTSMANe

... round about 1894, lle was also Master of the Household Brigade Draghoun!s ut Windsor from 1899 until he left tor South Africa for the war. When matters in the Burton Hunt were far from satisfactory, he took over the Mastership solely from a feeling of duty ...

TV films

... SUNDOWN: (Super Channel, 10.50 pm). Gene Tierney portrays a native girl who befriends and assists the British troops in Africa in World War Two. There is plenty of lush photography and beautiful landscapes which are put to full use. With Bruce Cabot, George ...

Published: Thursday 04 October 1990
Newspaper: Northampton Mercury
County: Northamptonshire, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 1219 | Page: 25 | Tags: none

Me was Stex

... D LONDON LETTER, — O STRATEGETIC POINTS IN THE TRANSVAAL. Whether the present tension resarding affairs in South Africa terminates in war or in pesce, recent events have again shown what a vast and yet promising portion o! the globe the Dark Con. tinent ...

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... this mom eays such things: nobody in this room belioves them. (Heer, | hear.) NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE WAR. It is in rebstion to South Africa and the war that we are supposed to be so hopelessly divided. 1 am;not one of those—and 1 shall show it in a few ...