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... And thus the 15 months history of th• Nuneaton Volunteers ia comaertion with, the Africa& War. FAISHIONABL - CTIDV DING AT NUNEATON. prol IT Nuneaton Parish Church was crowded mil nieday aftersoon with a fashionable crowdl withers& the marrows el Bee ...
... tetra The public A and I hose that it is worthy of dhott isa to as. rerierEsd es its • IMMO el every as. • is the Pert* Africa* War. of It inaliguit . empl•to whieut • ...
... MUM SVCCESI/4 IN AN AFRICA. War OSee. Thursday firgbt. The of 6.1.0ral SILIde the i• üb. lidialujero ()a 7th Illosoral gamete wised tho of tiro Lame river with rossaillosat loose. 000nter.attacks by tbo •••!• repelled. Tho Kilum.nj.ro thetrott ao on the ...
... Private Stokes through the Africa. war with he \orthamptosoltirr Ragmen% and had completed 7 acfive erntee. He had 4 on 111.01 , f• n It Nat ruse. He volueteereal at the outbreak of war for 'mother veer. in 40-conol Aria, Pao •-eve and I the front nub his ...
... to be Os St Ottries.l Dubha, to the memory of the twenty-live num of the Royal Dublisl Fusilier* who fell in the South Africa., war. At the Birmingham Police Court on Monday Charles Edward Jeffrey. a panels*. • was sentenced to a =oath's for deserting ...
... which wrre need for a of the coast 100 years ago are tol on the cliffs at a. . 1 imemerial to the local fell in South Africa. war. Tematy of the si. of Pall RlTer, riseopened the operation of te • dearth in the elten. andt let • they I how sitter .in[ ...
... painful duty. hie painful became they know that no fermi thee We Warwickshire men had fallen. in the terrible Smith Africa& war. I hay* no doubt is the world, declared the Lord-Limit/seat, with hes character*. tio phraseology. that ebienewsr Ware ...
... aerved 17 years In the being n the reserve when he called up. At the i he war Private Emu , et: could have received prawn. lie hOl four medal.. two being game d t h e ,south Africa. war. Th• de ceased. who was 43 years of age • waa well known in the di.trict ...
... support and vote. South Africa War. The South Afric►n War, which was forced 'spot) the British Government when the burghers of the two Republic invaded British territory, is only one question. The credit and success of this war is due solely to the valour ...
... unveiling of the Memorial. We wore not so used to war in those days we , have been since, and when di:. Dutchmen wore whacked we thought it a tremendous thing and everybocb who fought in the South Africa] , War was made heroes, and those poor fellows who got ...
... and Briton shag have put dowa their arms, and Africa is at peace once more—for evermore, let us hope. Everywhere throughout the land, and beyond the seas, men are preparing to seek fortune in South Africa. There will be a great invasion, and the African ...
... A Nuneaton War Bride Emigrates With Husband to S. Africa A Nuneaton war bride, the former Miss Mary Mercer, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mercer. of 76. Waverley Avenue. left England on Tuesday, in the Union Castle line R.M.M.V. Winchester Castle, ...