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... keep from war, namely, that if they did go to war they would have to pay the cost of it. Unfortunately they have not paid for their wars, but have thrown the burden them on us. A sane man would think that as we have had to pay for these wars —of which ...
... * PASSING NOTES. | The Fox Hunt in Africa. The War has degenerated into species of -x hunt by “varmint” running into I ear.lis and drains calls “Capitals.” l Tin latest is Heilbron, forty miles east of road to the kennels, where hounds are due in June ...
... SOUTH AFRICA; THE WAR OYER. The War Offi'3 issued the following from Lord Kitchener:— Monday, p.m.—Surrenders since ray lafcb amc unb to 915, lais completes all the surrenders in the Transvaal. Those Orange River Colony will completed to-morrow. General ...
... the queer. t.oil of the South Africa war pr o ably that his mind was ton „ clean to find justification for the diplomacy which led up to the war, and his was too judicial t approve lat. he considered the etc. of the anti-war party. ...
... Councillor George Buckman, Convener of Tayside Regional Council. These are troubled times for the world — famine in Africa, civil war in former Yugoslavia, recession here athome — yet Christmas remains a time for hope and faith. We must all endeavour ...
... end of the m mth. The divisions by aster-sk are at se i or about cj emoirk ; the reat are already in South Africa : In South Africa before war First Ararjy (Jorps Fifth Division Sixth Division. Division •Eighth Division *A(Jdit onal cavalry, First Col ...
... MORE YEOMANRY WANTED FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office have issued the following:— “It having been decided to send drafts to the Imperial Yeomanry units now serving in South Africa, the Secretary for War has authorised the enlistment of Imperial Yeomanry ...
... WAR ! WAR ! WAR ! AN ADDRESS will be given (God willing), by Mr TOM BAIRD, Evangelist (late with Lord Robert’s Army serving in South Africa), on the “ War, looked from a Spiritual Point of View.” Illustrated by Lime-Light Views, in the ...
... 1879. Tho wounded Baronet, together with his younger brother and heir, Mr William Andrews Ato Campbell, were in South Africa when war broke out, but its first week they left for home. Sir Archibald enlisted a private in the Fife and Forfar Yeomanry, and ...
... Maictx. Previous to enlisting the outbrek of war be was employed at Bowhill Colliery. His brqther, Sergt. Alexander Paterson, D.C.M., R.E., Dyaart, who has eight years' service, was in South Africa when war broke out, and has been in most of the important ...
... Europe on a bicycle (collaborating in a travel book ‘ Road Fortune ”) and visited Canada, the United States and South Africa. During the war he served with Bomber Command as a navigator. He is at present engaged on an educational venture in Lochaber where ...
... 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 ...