... inkling' of the plot and concocts a oold-blooded scheme of his own. The Mims is with her parents who have settled in Heath Africa. War breaks out and the chief characters in the Story meet under unusual circumstances. The girl's life is in the utmost tray ...

... served throughout the South Africa!: War, and was employed as a miner iy the Shotts iron and Coal i!iimpativ when war broke out. He at. once joined his ofd regiment, and saw most of the fighting in the early stages of the war. Along with other three comrades ...

... A RZORGARISATION ?WE WAR OMR. The recently-issued report of the Commission on the War shows the utter Whir, of the Government to deal with the state of affairs. which existed in South Africa before the war and during. the campain. I confides. that one ...

... the temporary honorary secretary, at 342, Strand. The stint of rewards and decorations to the troops who went through the Africa' War wu felt in all branches of the Service, among the non-combatants the Indian nursing Sisters coming off very badly. For this ...

... THE WAR LOSSES. The losses made up to Saturday night show that the causalties to the British forces in South Africa since the war began number approximately 15,677 in killed, wounded, and missing, and deaths from disease. Scotland, with nine regiments ...

... fields in London—hear, hearl—as in South Africa. War here is more strenuous because it is eternal. You may put en end to your South Afrioansrar. You may make peace with your enemy. But in London you have a war which you will not end in your lives: for ...

... returned from the war, they would have had 220,000 canvassers on the Unionist side. One great question which the electors had to consider was whether the war was a just one, and Mr Chamberlain gave an account of the events in South Africa since the Convention ...

... years: he is a captain in the hit Dragoons. has been aide-de-camp to the Commander-in- Chief. and served in South Africa during the war. As Lord Kerry has no son. Lord Charles Fitzmatiriee is at present the second heir to the Marquessate of Lansdowne ...

... would have been a pleasing circumstance if, on the same date, Lord Roberta Lad been able to bring to an end the war in South Africa. He war not able to do that, but he annexed the Transvaal the day previous. 8 41 are warranted to curs, in either sex, all ...

... Postmaster-General. Mayor d -t Tr. -r. fird Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Special liur.,y to the Pope, and served in the t4outh Africa:, War. The Duchess of Norfolk is the Duke's second wife. to whom he was marri;•;l 1904. She is the heirosts, in her own ri;:ht ...

... AFRICA. Interesting are the episodes of the South African War recalled by Ole Luke Ole in The Great Tab Dope: and Other Stories (Blackwood and Sons). Here is an extract dealing with the mingled tedium and excitement of the blockhou-e and wire.entanglement ...

... the election is perceived. The one is the apologist for all the blundering that has gone on during the course of the South Africa war, and the bred, en pledges regarding domestic legislation. Like Mr Chamberlain. and taking his cue no doubt from bun, Colonel ...