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... and childrenor so many live in the metropolis—of the British soldiers and sailors who loet their lives during the South Africa War, will served on the premises of the Alexandra Trust, Cityroad, on Saturday, 27th inst., at 2 p.m. Invitations in the Queen’s ...
... farmers in that Colony. In the Divorce Court yesterday Major Henry Pownall Kirkpatrick, who serve d with through the South Africa war. and who lives ai Treago, Hereford, was granted a divorce* from his wife*. Ruby, the ground her Me. Uux ...
... Line 111.011hIg :To Milted %err Llarrrool; as Argentina, Chile bt p. - k 4 tompg Vona Isiondo rarer*, rb, giam lad Paragons War Africa by p..k..: .. (prtntat paplau f l u t to try &lora Pucka& ...
... the Victoria Cross at Coleus* during the South Africa. War. In the late war he was Principal Director of Medical Services in the Mediterraaeas. sad later wa• Isapeetor Gem Bald* of Medical Semmes at the War Gesesal Babtie was a witness before the Mesopetamia ...
... were 'and w»pU*fc., ami wi.* mad,- £5OO il was If 1 now should it for le.**. unr.-ffenemte days. (Lwrzl war The Timts” history of the • Africa w.ar> six volume*. a.-* going now. They weirs trying - • g;;.»K‘as. 17s. volume for i Jliu-re were very remark ...
... from him that had some intention ot troing to South Africa war oorrewpofident. Shortly the outbreak the war Mr. Lynch, having aevered hi# connection with the Loudon pup*-r, spoke hi# desire out as war correspondent representative a French newspaper, auhs#- ...
... ITHE WHITE WAR IN BLACK AFRICA. The Natives Place In the Sun. (To the Editor.) ' Sir,---The letter which I ventured to address to you on this subject has brought me a great deal of correspondence; and I notice that a telegram is now published in the ...
... is fully realised perhaps only when. having left Mouth Africa. one oomparcs it with other countries. So potent does that strange attraction then become that whoever has dwelt or lled in itouth Africa I. after a while generally glad to return. Not many ...
... THE SILENT SOLDIER Three other Bibles brought from South Africa after the war have been sent to the High Commissioner. In each of them is the name of the original owner and a family tree. No response has yet been made to the appeal to the British soldier ...
... AN ALL-ROUND WAR POLICY, Lord Carrington, nddregginß a political meeting Birkenhead last night, said the Government’n record w«» ono of war —war South Africa, war on tho cheap loaf, and war on the Board schools ...
... e lUinglon. THIS MORNING’S NEWS. At Eton tl:e ug opened new buildings erected in memory Etonians who fell in the South Africa!* War. His Majesty made two speeches, one addressed the boy;. (Page 5.) The King and Queen of Sweden yesterday paid their promised ...
... d Doreen Smith at an Old Time Ball at the Empress Hall. And he wore his medals for the occasion—D.C.M., South Africa 1399-1902, British War 1114-1913. Victory, Long flerviee Good Conduct and Meritorious Service , • . • 4 - • • • • • • • • • • . t t • ...