... policy; but they make no dtueble or effective impression on British public feeling, which is as sound as ever about South Africa, hating war, regretting but reoognising its necessity, and determined not to be cheated of its results. ...

... Down, is an accomplished concert pianist and entertainer. Before the war she toured in variety and with Mr. Tom Arnold's productions in thus country and South Africa. During the war she served with the hospital section of E.N.S.A. PENRHYN BAY PENRHYN ...

... degree at Cambridge, he adopted the Arniy a profess:on and juin.' the Royal Dragoons with which regiment he was in South Africa when war broke out. Mr. Wytpi's wounda are stated to be not errr.ux. News has been reeeited at Lydstep Haven, Tenbv, that Captain ...

... . The BilL booked for the first half of next week. has the setting of a grim British military stockade in North Africa during World War H. One of the punishments tft e men in this detention camp have to undergo is the forced and repeated climb. in hall ...

... PERMITS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War °Moe have issued the following notiee: In of the establishment of martial law at all thiuth African ports, it has been decided, with tho COOCIIITVDCC of . the Governments _ . . of th;• Cape Colony and Natal, that on and ...

... was an Empire which declined to fall (laughter). Mr. Lyttelton referred to his having engaged in cricket in South Africa during the war, and having played with Boers the game which he trusted was now the national game of both Boer and Briton alike. He ...

... Wales, and particularly Carnarvon, had shown its loyalty in • remarkable manner in supplying men and money during the South Africa» war. and the Welsh people ill deserved° this additional snub on the part of the Government. He would go to the extent of petitioning ...

... reintime the British Colonies and Zululand. Lord Chisrird he. written to the Secretary of War urging of the rank of Major General should be I sat est be War Africa without delay. Sir Bartle lISMONIS IM this representation and thinks that the agar seleeted ...

... TELEPHONE POSTCODE Prizes subject to availability and to be taken before April 1991 All other rules apply More carnage in South Africa ‘war’ by Rodney Pinder AT LEAST 26 people were killed and more than 100 wounded yesterday when blacks armed with guns and knives ...

... to reserve of reservins out on permanent service, to home, war outfit., special instructions for mots of rsgular troops existing as such in pesos, unite formed for Chill deratiou of the war or for one year, and to . reservists. It is stated that as it ...

... there vise overwhelming evidrasts to as. that for maey years there had bees preparation is South Africa So British and oohs Death Winsome predominant. The war had bees one ef the serious is which we had bees It b a g esopht is lasses., mid was that is ear ...

... Walsham How, and suitable hymns were sung. The collection was in aid of the Universities Mission to Central Africa. WAR SAYINGS.—The Holywell Central War Savings Committee has now got to work, and frequent meetings are held to establish the organisation.—On ...