... S. Africa War Medals. Brigadier-General R. Gilchrist, Commanding the Madras District, last week presented Sonth African War Medals to 40 men of the East Yorkshires who were in South Africa attached to the 2iid Battalion of the Regiment. ...

... country and Government by coming forward and giving themselves a trial. Mr. Sankara Nayar offered himself to go to the South Africa War, while we have Ghokale and Paxanjpaye who have been doing similar service in the cause of Education. It must be confessed ...

... had there been a sufficiency of Officers with a properly trained and equipped Army Veterinary Corps under them in South Africa the War would probably not have been so drawn out, and there would have been an enormous saving in horse-flesh. The Warrant now ...

... Lord Wolverton. He went out to South Africa during the War as an Officer of the North Somerset Imperial Yeomanry, and was appointel Captain in the Rhodesian Regiment, gainin4 the D. S. 0. in the first year of the War. He was married in 1889 to a daughter ...

... friends. Mr. Sankarish Nayndu and Mr. Sttagops Charier gave a short account of the success of the British Forma in South Africa during the war, and ociaeluded their speeehee with tha hope, was shared by all present, that they might be able to celebrate, In the ...

... in his Problem of Asia has pointed out the necessity of establishing in India, as well as in Australia and South Africa, stores of war material against the chance of temporary interruption on the side of England, and the more India can be made sel ...

... so long and so arduously, viz., a per- may be confidently anticipated that those manently settled South Africa whose unity who return to South Africa will do so as hotto and peace cannot again be threatened by in- fide subjects of the British Empire in ...

... the opinion of the man in the street as opposed to that of the thoughtful student of war. That may he so, but there were in that a great many men in South Africa, and in high commands too, who agreed with the man in the street. Lastly, Captain Mommigux ...

... to South Africa, it is reasonable to suppose that accommodation will be found for them, in common with the drafts from the other Medias Cavalry Regiments, in the transports which are now befog got ready in Bombay. One result of this iiresont War will therefore ...

... after being educated in England, obtained his Commission and joined the Scottish Rifles, with which he served in South Africa during the War, was made prisoner and later invalided Home, and has since resigned his Commission, and come back to India. Miss Frampton ...

... of the War Fund was a sueoess. 1,500 tioketa having been sold.—Our Ow* Corresporedeni. TUE INDIAN VOLUNTEER CONTINGENT. In some respects this war is the war of the century. We do no refer to the numbers engaged or even to the issues involved. war is a ...

... the Mexican war was undertaken; and it is now commonly said that the Enfida Estate had much more to do with the invasion of Tunis than the unfortunate Kronmirs. Then, the rural population had been needlessly excited by a circular from the War Office, stating ...