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... b* talked atona dead (cb««rt> bon ha naut to aco hie son ..'oak* Africa the war* laaviag the iio«. oi the fioeai young man who oould not i home. h. ■ nght aooairfc, oorhapa, bat what was not rign. wan that the train which took tutu the Hpaakarj back to ...
... th« importation Üboor iato Soath Africa, b«CMM they war* wall tsaored it wm absolataly oecauary for the development and proapanty of that Colony (ehaara). Binea the introdacuon of Chinooa labour trade was going ahead by leaps and bounds, the number of ...
... It has also marked the termination of a three years' struggle between the British and the Boers for domination in South Africa, • war waged with courage and determination on both sides; but now that it is all over, leaving practically no rancour behind ...
... Guardians I. W. Rural District Council— Vectis Permanent Badding Society—lnquest at Springosle—The Ashanti Rising—The War in South Africa : Local War Notre and Letters—The Chinese Crisis : A Bembridge Bluejacket in Action in Chins. ...
... handed to Min Dredge (widow of Trooper Dredge, of the I.W. troop of Imperial Yeomanry, who u anima the killed is the South Africa war) the aum of 814 fn, eatecribed by members of the Club and friends as it mark of their regard for a genial friend. Mrs. Dade* ...
... ENGLAND. Dr. Jameeon has left Cape Town for England. LATEST MILITARY A] SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office last evening issued the names of the »taff of the fifth division for South Africa. Lieut.- General Sir Charles Warren, commander ; CoL A. W. Moms, assistant ...
... TRANSVAAL WAR FUND. REGISTER Or SOLDIERS* AND SAILORS’ FAMILIES. REGISTER has been opened the committee ia connection with the above with to the names beiaf entered thereon end (I) in the Isle oi Wifhtol eoldian servioK in South Africa; (2) Widows ...
... board the steamer Norham Castle to assume the command of the troops the Cape. The steamer Goth also left Southampton for Africa with war stores, camp equipments, and provision*. A. BARTON AND CO., Bill posters and advertising con- TRACTORS for the whole or ...
... either by quibbling and logicchopping or by bluster and invective They are determined that the settlement in South Africa after the war shall be such as to preclude the possibility of any future attempt to tear down the British flag and to establish a ...
... soldiers serving is Sooth Africa; (2) Widows of soldiers also resident is tbs Island whose husbands have been killed or have died All oommsnioations relating Advertisements, is Sooth Africa during tbs war; or other business should be distinctly sddimmd (3) ...
... ooald help that for eery Btaar obildiaa of the bad the comiag Ohrill.l wadi ran aad oaa, stay had bat aad ia the Booth Africa* war. Thai haarta ahoold aot ia gimtitada thoaa who ware dghliag their oooatry't aad odiiag tbir Una at icriftca oa the altar ...
... jun., of Newport, has favoured ns stales that, alike with Major Seely. Major Johnson wan on active service in Booth Africa doriag the war. He wae an officer in the 41st Company LT. (commanding D troop) and was slightly wounded ntSeneknl on the same day ...