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... In South Africa before War First Army Corps 25,000 65,000 Fifth Division Sixth Division Seventh Division Eight Division AHditionftl Cavalry First Colonial Contingents 2500 Second Colonial Contingents 2500 Naval Brigades 1000 Yeomanry ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. IMPORTANT WAR OFFICE ACTION. ...
... are said to becoming tetClett. AFTER TIIE WAR. According to a Reuter despatch from Bloemfontein, many of the Betertists Lord Roberta’s army are considering the question settling in South Africa alter the war, and informal committee of officers has been ...
... OFFICIAL DESPATCH. 11-35 on Wednesdav night the following do> •patch was posted at the War Office: *’ General Officer Commanding-in-Chief in South Africa Secretary for War. (Received 10.4,5 p ro.) “Cam Tow*. November 22 (7.25 p.m.) Private G. Luson. 2nd ...
... the War Office, answer to the offer off Liontenant Colonel T. A. Wynne Edwards’ volnn teering the services of the Ist V.8.8.W.F. for service in Sontb Africa:— War Office, London, 8.W., 6th January, 1900. Sir, directed by tbs Secretary State of War to ...
... they had been received. congratulated Newcastle on being one of the first to send Volunteers and Yeomen to the war in South Africa. Might that war now come to successful termination, said bis Royal Highness, and he felt sure that the enthusiasm with which ...
... Electors have to deal is the settle- ment of the extremely important portion of our Colonial Empire which lies in South Africa. The War there has now practically come to an end, thanks to the gallant efforts of our Army, and not least to those who like Colonel ...
... Electors have to deal is the settle- ment of the extremelv important portion of our Colonial Empire which lies in South Africa. The War there has now practically come to an end, thanks to the gallant efforts of our Army, and not least to those who like Colonel ...
... Boers, and what guarantee is there that wonld be mote successful in his diplomacy in avoiding war with France and Russia, than be was in South Africa! That war has been serious enough, but it it nothing what European conflict wonld be. is for such reasons ...
... horaea had been shipped to ttoiiih Africa during the present war, and commented on the enormous cost which would • hare been inroWed if all horses ln»d been sent out from thie country, the of transit to South Africa £35 for each animal. White the total ...
... Hi(ks-Beaeh moved aia resolution authorising :hfnm to raise a. sum not exceeding £13,000,000 tO.. cover the expense of the war ?? Africa wni China. He thought threeo-millions would be suffi- . icint for the expenditure on the chinese operations. but desired ...
... o i-he coming into operation of the new register, is a remarkable comment on the degenerancy of party politics. The war in South Africa is to be the cloak with which the Tory Government hope to cover the multitude of sins which have marked their six years ...