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... thanked the citizens for the honour conferred npon him, and congratulated Leeds on sending such fine contingents to South Africa. War medals vers than distributed to between three and four hundred Volunteers who had served in the Campaign. The result of ...
... SPEECH BY THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) VIENNA, Friday Night. It is usual at the reception of the Austrian and Hungarian Delegations in the Hofburg that the members of each Delegation should range themselves ...
... believe, diminish the chances of war, and of great benefit the world. concur in the recent steps taken oar country in this direction. “Much care, too, will be demanded in the settlement of South Africa after the war, which has left behind such grave ...
... MACKIE, TODD, & CO, FINDLATER'B CORNER. LONDON RRIDGE. LONDON, S.E, Who will deliver Carriage Paid to your Door. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. MILITIA FOR THE FRONT. Th« r.th Militia Battalion Royal Warwickshire Kagiraent, which has just arrived Aldershot on ...
... Macau war. -- itrigaeneral J. Hasler's military career was intimate_ly associated with the Last. Kent Begiment. He took part in the relief operations in Chitral in 1895 served on North-West Frontier in 1897. and in South Africa througlinut the war, when ...
... trading as enabled the War Office to make the profits in South Africa cannot be justified in this country, although it might hese been wise in Africa during the war. Representations against the scheme have been made to the War oft*. and an ...
... TROOPS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Th, War Offic* night issued the following:— The steamship Scot left Capetown fur England September 4, having on board following on passage borne:—3rd Northampton Regt.-Colonel ./.Hill, Majors Earl of Westmoreland and H. Wickham ...
... entered into engagement to marry. Bridgman shortly after Iks joined the Militia, and then volunteered for •vice South Africa during war. On tus return to England the courtship was re* nmed, aud everything appeared to favourable tor umage, until became known ...
... AFRICA. THE WAR SOUTH OFFICERS’ FAMILIES FUND. The General Committee the Officer* Femiliee' Fund held their twelfth meetiny, »t Lenedowne Hoiue. In the .heence of Led* Lansdonne, who wa* prevented by mdapoeltion from preeiding, the Chair wa* taken General ...
... wholesome. Hu bad uo hesitation in tue ice-cream, and the authorities would take the necessary proceedings. TROOPS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office on Saturday issued following information: The steamship Palawan left London August for England, having ou board ...
... hoped that Britieh bast Africa will exercise its extraordinary attractions upon increasing numbera of immigrants. According the bite High Comnusskmer. whose testimony is amply corroborated by the experience of Mr. Wilson. Kast Africa prorides for a European ...
... crnnot ecruied of leek of diligence. After iatuiD| three Tory comprrbeutTe report! releting to the .apply war itorce in South Africa daring the war and kindred mattera which were re. (erred them, they here now hewed (oartk report dealing with Baeal queitiona ...