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... that she was suffering from bhex MENT \ DE 1 4 ii 28 ORTH & mee ay CORNER OF HARRINGTON. STREET) The threatened South Africa fre ight war has been averted, for a time at ayreement. least, by the conclusion of a temporary At , yesterday, the twelve men arrested ...
... Royal Fusiliers leave Woolwich for Soutn Africa about the 15th inat. has been cancelled. MILITARY RULE IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office issue the following:— Xu mere ua inquiries concerning the release of prisoners war in confinement or on parole, concerning ...
... destruction. In this raid not a single enemy bomb fell on the taregt.—Reuter. AIR WAR IN TUNISIA Big Raid On Kairouan Aerodrome Allied Headquarters. North Africa, Wednesday.—The air war in Tunisians growing in strength. Ground activity remains small—patrol and ...
... South Africa the name and character of South Africa had been upheld. General Botha quoted tho instance of Delville Wood, where General Lukin’s brigade had stubbornly held its ground. He believed that great things were going to happen in South Africa after ...
... the sun”; on the other, it was ” a war to end war,” or to make the world safe for democracy.” Not one of these objects was achieved. The Boer War did not make the Union Jack fly all over South Africa. The Crimean War seems to have been so ...
... will not be long delayed. But the meeting in North Africa is as significant for the war in the East (in which Russia is not a belligerent) as the eventual meeting with Marshal Stalin should be for the war in the West. Already, the Quebec conference, Britain ...
... rcsr.lurion had any political tendency whatever. was fully with the presom Government in it« prosecution of the war in Boirtb Africa. That war had cost vast amount cf money and ought paid for; only quarrelled with the way in which the money was lo raised ...
... receive military and naval bases in France and Africa. After the war France would lose Alsace and Lorraine, but take part of Belgium. VICHY would grant Germany the use of military and naval bases in France and Africa under the terms of a peace treaty now being ...
... hi- RAYS AND THE WAR. S IV-ii|aniin will a«-k ..f State ft-r War whether the Army Medical Department ha* made any report a- to the applieetion and value of the n«o of the Routpen rays in military hnopital* South Africa during the war; win ther expert ...
... rumour to a misconception of his reply to the Government to attend the War using TROOPS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office announce that the fo! lowi troops will leave South Africa shortly: Hussars for Eg 14th Hussare for the Curragh, and the following ...
... reduce the mining law to a ■r.‘s ilr Jame-on. Mr. Beit, arr;v« «t lie verier- tor B- .ra io- morrow, troops from SO! Til AFRICA. T.;‘> War t Mlire !.»'t night :-*ue the ft Town for Engian t Cole. 10. Msi'-ir*. i‘,;.i“!erk ami Lieutenant B. i I h.v,r G.ipi ...
... Vincent Paul’s, who have been their best friends. •Since the beginning of the war Canada ha* sent food and forage to the value of 7.000.000 dollars South Africa behalf the War Office. THE RAILWAY STRIKE IN NATAL [betjteb’s telegram.] Pietermaritzburg, Monday ...