... iiland, who at one in Parliament, and the borough. His Staniland, was kill- Staniland_wer ing with Mess h the detach 10 Boer War, Africa was T the borough . He received 902, was made 1904, and was 1914, He was ficer, and waa 1 lite he had captain of the nember ...

... had cur “a and tobacco taxed, and now are we to pi¥ more for our sugar and bread. And what about the blunders of the Soath Africa war. Now, there are thousands of Fre Churchinen in the division. Are they » - ing to have their ehildren brought up un clerical ...

... MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. NEW COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF INSOUTH AFRICA The Secretary, War Office, announces that the King has been graciously pleased to approve the following appointments to fill prospective vacancies : Lieutenant-General Sir R. C. Hart, V.C,, ...

... the work featured in the title. Waiter Reisch directed. 330 Central: Raid on Rommel In North Africa during World War i, a British officer releases prisoners of war and leads them in an assault on Tobruk. The film, released in 1971, stars Richard Burton. ...

... period. It is well to understand at ‘the commencement that the Government proposals do not in any way apply to the war in 'South Africa. The war has disclosed the weakness of our wilitary system, but the campaign will have to be carried through with our present ...

... in contact with. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Kelly in this, another bereavement. Col. Kelly was killed in North Africa during the war, and now the eldest son has passed away at the age of 21. He was last home on leave at 'Christmas. ...

... Melton and the local inhabitants. Mr, Blazynsl;i came to Englahd in 1944, He served with the Polish army in France and Africa. Before the war, he was a member of the Polish Diplomatic Service, and later was a member of the Polish Foreign Office in London. ...

... LINCOLN AND SOUTH AFRICA. The war in South Africa is coming home u_‘ i of us as the months go by, and the end afpears to be no ncarer. For some reason, whether good or bad, our readers can decii2, according to their own ideas, the censorsa:p which Lord ...

... battiefields in London as well as in South Africa. War here is more strenucus because it is eternal. You may put an end to your South African war; you may 'make peace with your enemy; but in London yeu have a war which you will not end in your lives, for ...

... BRITISE CASUALTIES. The War Ofice weekly retumn. isseed on Wednesday, gives the total casnaltios iu Soatllh Africa, soce th> war began, as 16,673. Of this number 270 aro officers & lled, asd 2,554 men killed. Lord Roberts issued a d-r:tcl. on Snfl :ifixhx ...

... d as o cading concerns i f the county. Frederick Arth (for that was his na m the Royal An Corps driving amt North Africa during the war. Or 1o civilian life he business as a decc more recently, jc Mr Michael Buck the present enterp He was always ¢ sportsman ...

... good®attendance. There was & large number of interesting pictures, including the following:—lsfe in our Colonies, South Africa in War and Peace, Canada, the Home for the Miliions, Austredia, the Land of Gold and Plenty, mag- S S e BT b nificent animated ...