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... visited the family several times in Holland and their visits have been reciprocated. Mr Titterington served in East Africa during World War Two and his friend was put into a forced labour camp in Germany, but even then they managed to retain contact through ...
... which we profited, and which helped to fuel the inter-state and inter-tribal wars which were often the legacy of the arbitrary carve-up of territories, especially in Africa. War on Want was demanding a fundamental political and economic change in the r ...
... EVENING at; 8 in Gospel Temperance Hall. All Cordially Invited. WAR! ADDRESS will be given (God willing), Mr TOM BAIRD, Evangelist (late with Lord Robert’s Army serving in South Africa), on the War, looked at from a Spiritual Point of View.” Illustrated by ...
... neaL Only twelve years later Guns. Botha and &nuts, the former Boer commanders, beaded the Won South Africa la the war Germany. And now South Africa is once again fighting at our Thus we see how deeply rested the spirit of co-operation in this peat Empire ...
... Mirror Back Sideboard; Old Fire Irons. Jewellery. Bar Brooches: ng{ Silver Pocket Watches and ains: War Medals, viz.: Bmt, South Africa, First World War; Brass: Candlesticks: Jel{e’ Pans and other Brassware: Wall and other Clocks; Plated ware. Rocking ...
... resistance at the Boer fanners in the South African War of 1899-1902 taught Oils country valuable lesson. “II we had won flie Boer War too easily,” says Trevelyan, “we might never have won the Goman War at all.” We granted honourable terms to the men who ...
... officers in South Africa respecting the war. The events and phsses of the campaign dealt with have for the moat part become almost historical, but the despatches are extremely interesting, particularly those Lord Roberts himself. The first despatch is ...
... contributed to the service MET IN AFRICA.â??L.A.C. Tom Burrell, R.A.F. sou of Mr and Mrs George Burrell. Park Place. Kinghorn. has met Sergt. Robert Horne. R.A.F. Regiment, at an aerodrome on the Gold Coast. Africa. Before the war Tom was golf professional at ...
... ♦FRICA. Sir Alfred Milner haft thlught it necessary to issue a further warning against any rush of emigrants to South Africa. The war has stimulated interest in that part of the world, and a number of mechanics and miners from Cornwall and the North County ...
... Permansot Wavtn& Cum-- At the weekV meeting of the Rotary Mb last week the speaker was Captors Lennox-Short, who an the South Africa/ war Mr . 1, was a the chair = a propos& a vet. of *as* the imager, Co-was:ye Guns.— The Leven branch of Women's Guild bold their ...
... way popularise a war which fcas doce so much barm. Mrs Bertram moved the first resolution a3 follows “That this tree ting of Edinburgh women protests against the prolongation of the unnecessary war still being waged in South Africa, war which they are convinced ...
... AFTER THE WAR. There reason to believe that the military authorities have been discussing with Sir A. Milner and Lord Roberts the numbers and character the gairison that it will be necessary retain in Sou oh Africa after the war is over. On this point ...