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... D e lcash to help Africa @ DUNMURRY War on Want workers were able to present cheques totalling £10,465 to help African education and training projects thanks to the support of local people. Mrs Florrie Bell, War on Want NI project committee member, received ...
... THE WAR. Scanty But Encouraging News from the Front. ►'s Heroic Action. Conscription in South Africa. Willie the war news very seenty, what there is it is a newt Nature. The asset inwertant news frees the Western (Metre Is that the 'mesh entered Steinbach ...
... time, Mrs.|dice, who served in the South|,.;. r'n.()thed::l Ic'onagrer::umon'a:d Alderdice can still converse intelli- | Africa war, died over 50 years ago. the family name can be traced back gently with members of her family' She has four sons, Messrs ...
... DEATH OF MAJOR J. BURKE. HIS FINE WAR RECORD. The death has occurred at Cleevehill. Cheltenham. in his 211th year of Major John Burke. D 8.0.. M.C.. D.C.M.. who had a distinguished record in the South I Africa War and the War of 1914-19.1 Major Burke. a son ...
... Eleven years ago, with the South Africa' . War vividly in his mint!. Colonel declared 'list it cittemely desirable that it should obligatory for eitry male in this „ouvary to be &mitred to mina. Now, se Secretary for War. he that the Gov. esismeot ha; ...
... Knox, expressing the Government's ttratitude for the services rendered by this force in South Africa: War Office, London, S.W. Sitt,—The Secretary of State for War directs ms to acq.iaint you that in the opinion of her Majesty's Government the time has now ...
... footsteps into the army. “I fought for two and a half years with the Royal Irish Fusiliers in the desert in North Africa during World War I 1 and I know how rough it can be. “Stanley and all the other lads did a tremendous job and it is great to have him ...
... laboratory, hopes to resume him duties in • few weeks' time. He was radiologist to the Imperial Yeomanry during the South Africa* War. Mr. William t, be firstr a Rows. Daring the etn shops in the Rig contractor usenet Dion windows, so The walk se width, ...
... Friend upport hundreds of health w iteracy teachers, nutritionist diggers, family planning adv whole communities in Africa, La Of war and America and Asia who struggl > And very day in the fight wpainst poverty Will you use at least ome of your extra ...
... South Africa. We have paid heavily, both in blood and in 'money, for the two years' fighting. According to a statement issued by the War Office, the total *timber of deaths in South Africa from the beginning of the war to the close of last month was 37,472 ...
... MEN FOR THE FRONT. The transport Tagus sailed from Southampton on Saturday with over 1000 officers and men for South Africa. The War Office has completed arrangements for the despatch of further reinforcements to the extent of 3657 officers and men and ...
... Irish team on 15 occasions. A dentist by profession. Mr. Malcomson practised in Banbridge before emigrating to South Africa before the war. Popular as a concert artiste. Mr. Malcomson was one of the most talented amateur actors on the Ulster stage and was ...