... 1879. The wounded Baronet, together with hjs younger brother and heir, Mr William Andrews Ave Campbell, were in South Africa when war broke out, but in its first week they left for home. Sir Archibald enlisted as a private in the Fife and Forfar Yeomanry ...

... years doing their beet to remedy. The proof of the pudding is in the eating, and the demoralisation in the army in South Africa the war, and its want of discipline afterwards, the patchwork way in which it was found necessary to complete the regiments destined ...

... the Empire shreds and patches nationality, to yield enough to quiet the Italian conscience. SOUTH AFRICA. While the war thus spread Europe, South Africa saw the end of the German dream dominion there by means of Boer disaffection. Of all the wild hopes ...

... mea both in England and Africa who wanted war, who worked for war, who would have been bitterly disappointed had war been avoided.” But 1 adhere to the opinion I have expressed in the House of Commons that the chief blame of the war resis ...

... killed action in German East Africa on May 17. emigrated to Bouth Africa along with his patents about two years nineteen years- service. Mr- Bteedman, 94 Nicol Street, KirkcaJdy, has |ust received notification from the War Office that her son. Sergeant ...

... in South Africa, * laundry* work in Natal. Robert Storrnr, his piVvious vir.it being of peaceful banker, is in Natal, while the other nature. He one the Kirkcaldy brothers are in Canada—Alexander in Al tee« who went out to the South Africa War berta, and ...

... of liberty. The means—and this will be next step to the Lombard war—are the partition ween the three members of the alliance of the Moham*°edan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. Austria did not accept the proposals of Villafranca ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. PREVAILING DISCONTENT-LABOUR WAR ANTICIPATED. A correspondent (a native of Kirkcaldy) at present resident in Johannesburg, writes us as follows : With the transference of the reins Government from Beer Britain, the sorrows of this country ...

... lost in the war both Boer and British were not thrown away, These lives, and these lives alone, had SAVED SOUTH AFRICA. This unity could never have taken place without the war* He had watched the development of South Africa after the war, ...

... was set for the evening of September 7. I Within two months of i their wedding Mr Mather found himself in North !Africa. ‘ After the war the | couple made their home in Hawick for a year |before moving to St Andrews. Within days of first arriving at St ...

... Russia, and its aim is to imperialize Europe, and the partition between them of the Mohammedan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with Fmgland. which stands isolated in Europe. Mazzini adds, ' I declare, not from conjecture more or less probable, hut ...

... at a big meeting the business men the town, it was decided remedy that. CONFIDENT WAR IS IMMINENT. In my hotel I speak to one or two Frenchmen. All seem confident that war is imminent, hut, contrary to our preconceived ideas (fostered our Press), there ...