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... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. FEARED CIVIL WAR. The Royal Mail steamer Teneriffe of the British and African Steam Navigation Company, A. Mclntosh, commander, arrived in the Mersey on Wednesday from the West Coast of Africa. The Teneriffe came almost direct ...
... commission in the Royel Amflw{; and was stationed at Scarboroogh Barrac for a time, was killed at Ladyamith during the South Africa: War. i Travarear Day.—On L r Day, the flag at the mwud::. hoisted, p‘:-‘!m«wmumby the children, anl an appropriste leseon was ...
... 00 News Summary and Scotland’s Story Weather followed by Same Difference Beyond Belief Dancin’ Days 7.30 In and Out of Africa Sea War: From the evacuation of ‘Dunksrk to the 333: ;‘::::i Fim. orrah o Jenie: 1000 St Elsowhere A By ©° 10.55 Australian Rules ...
... into the glass-engraving business. Jon Johnson first tried glass engraving as an 18-year-old on a troopship in North Africa during the war, after which his talent lay unused. This was until he found some spare time whilst recovering from an operation in ...
... bases. Bitter Victory: Two officers — Richard Burton and Curt Jurgens — on a mission in North Africa in World War Il find themselves fighting a personal war. (1957) Alexander The Great: Lavish biog with Richard Burton as the Macedonian prince who conquered ...
... home before he died. He met Marjorie as a teenager and they married at Howden in 1946 before he served in the RAF in Africa during the war. A quiet man, Mr Crawley once played the accordion and later played the piano. His career as a paint salesman spanned ...
... bases. m Bitter Victory: Two officers — Richard Burton and Curt Jurgens — on a mission in North Africa in World War Il find themselves fighting a personal war. (1957) a. 50 (I Alexander The Great: Lavish biog with Richard Burton as the Macedonian prince ...
... termination of hostilities South Africa it has been decided that no further in the matter of qualification for •iromotion shall granted officers of the auxiliary forces in respect of services rendered in South Africa during the war. Opium mnoking is gaining ...
... the King's \Liveiliool Regiment', and served in India. Burnmh. the West Indies, and in South Africa the Boer War. Having savixl .some £4OO in South Africa, purchased two houses at Canibcrley, part the purchase money remaining on mortgage. That turned ...
... father, the eighth Duke, in 1892. It staled at the time that the Duchess had dowry of million. The Duke went to South Africa during the war, and was assistant military secretary to Lord Robert*. From 1899 to 1902 was PAYMABTER-G ENERAL. He was afterwards ...
... wa's’ at ‘:qim-fl '}rvullquag:T ‘[-oo&u\(. t might be all right in Russia or it might have beén all right in South Africa before the war, but, he did not think it would do in Bridlington to-dav. § Coancillor Sh'urt -:‘Asfu:instpg:drmhion in principle, ...
... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA The Times corrcsjwndent writes from Capetown, January Bill— *• There is great apprehension deadly conflict between colonists and natives. Ihe (Jovernmenl organising an army and equipping men tor the front. view of the operations iu ...