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... The undefended. . Counsel stated that the marriage took 1892, and there war, one child, aged parties jived happily together till 1899, when petitioner went to South Africa, and war broke out the respondent proceed** , Cape Towti in February. ISOO, and ...
... THE WAR COMMISSION. FURTHER EVIDENCE. Ttoe War Coiranidsion met again yesterday, and took farther evidence from Lord Wofeeley, who his views on ...
... Ormond Street Hospital and the Royal Chest Hospital, both London. He served in the Territorial Army in Egypt and South Africa during World War II He returned to ARI as a consultant physician and retired as senior consultant physician in 1974. Dr Gordon was ...
... Sonth Africa washeldat Westminster yesterdayafternoon. Princess Christian, who lost her son in South Africa, wrote :— The Guild has my sincere sympathy, and I hope it will prosper. General Lyttel+on, who presided, said he was in South Africa throughout ...
... happier days in India and South Africa before the war. Former 6th Battalion Company Sergeant Major lan Robertson of Elgin still fit and upright at 89 recalled escaping from Dunkirk. The former Keith joiner served in North Africa and Italy, where he was wounded ...
... happier days in India and South Africa before the war. Former 6th Battalion Company Sergeant Major lan Robertson of Elgin still fit and upright at 89 recalled escaping from Dunkirk. The former Keith joinet served in North Africa and Italy, where he was wounded ...
... information obtained in South Africa that war was practically certain. The ships both on the east and west coast were brought down to Simonstown and made raady. Ho described his strength the outbreak of he war. end stated the ships subsequently sent to join ...
... was accidentally wounded. Some deaths were reported, and number of dangerously ill cases. SCOTTISH CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office last night notified the following death: 2nd Scottish Horse—4l,o22 Walter Lovatt Watt (enteric), Pleidolberg, Transvaal ...
... vigorously defended South Africa's decision to enter the war in a dramatic debate in the Union House of Assembly yesterday. The debate was adjourned. General Hertzog moved a resolution declaring that the time has come for the state of war against Germany to ...
... private secretary t-. Mr Macmillan, receives Itnlfblwood. In Africa Blr John Richardson. Mr Macmillan doctor has on been in the public eve The two men first met North Africa duiin* the war Bir John, who flfu-three and was knighted in IMO has been peysidan ...
... Edinburgh in 1872, served the Daily Mail correspondent with the Boers ,in the South Africa War, the Daily Express correspondent with. Russians the Russo-Japanese War, the New York Herald's special correspondent with tine King tour through Canada and ...
... TO-DAY'S INDEX. ARTICLES— War Finance London WAR- Twice , ■, 5 Allied Demands Greece 5 Great Rumanian 5 Allies' . 5 German Downfall Latrt Africa Honours for War in Army Navy and Army Appointment* 6 GENERAL - Buying Up the Liquor of Paralysed ...