... the North London Police-court “War Employment Bureau has been opened for the purpose of obtaining employment for the wives of Reservists near their own homes. Owing the breakdown on the East Coast cable from South Africa, war correspondents’ telegrams are ...

... without seeing it. Parents whose sons have got the Jingo fever, especially, should t a k e them to see Savage South Africa The war scenes are so awfully realistic as to make one shudder. 'fhe immense company of Zulus, Swazis', Boers, &c., who have to ...

... between what our Government has demanded and what the Boers have conceded, are not sufficient to justify our plunging South Africa into war. Amongst the signatures are five M.P.'a sitting on the Ministerial benches, and twenty-seven members of the Opposition ...

... AGAINST WAR. A NATIONAL MEMORIAL. Tho foliowing national memoral againsi the threatened war m South Africa was issued last cvening : — It is no longer possible to deny the imminent danger of war with the Transvaal. Those who are working to bring it about ...

... Address •Foe cash full a« the Initial payment. per cent, discount mHE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR IN SOUTH ...

... them rise, and making common cause with the Boors, as indeed many of them are doing, to sweep tho British from South Africa. In this war we are looking ahead, and as we aro grappling with what had become the inevitable, it can no longer bo said that wo ...

... ioned officer, or man, with rank, ni (number), and corps. Field Force, South Africa. WAR ITEMS. The Loyal Lancashire Fusiliers, stationed Chatham, who leave for South Africa next week, played their last football match on Saturday at Maidstone, where they ...

... members. Colonel Babington, late ifith Lancers, sailed last week as major general to command a cavalry brigade in South Africa. The war already robbed us— temporarily, let its hope !—of many of out best polo players. Not to mention those crack regimental ...

... Prize Criticism. GEN rt.' should advocate in South Africa, after the war is brought to a successful conclusion, that all white people should have equal rights there, and that it should be divided up into six provinces, on the same lines as Canada, each ...

... South Africa, the War Office authorities have decided to despatch ell the essential equipment for the same, and in pursuance of an urgent order the Royal Engineers at Chatham arc preparing forty pontoons for shipment at Southampton for South Africa. A ...

... opened at the leach and Horses Hotel and the present concert organised. Since then the Ealing Sailor, and Soldiers South Africa War Fund had been started, and, ea it was thought best that all moneys Mould be rid into a central fund, the proceeds of the ...

... THE WAR AND ITS SEQUEL. “Idon't think it ceuld. Half the cause of the war was the opinion engrained in the Boer that the British soldier wouldn’t fight. He believed that the Britisher as a civilian would stand up against o Roer hut not as a soldier The ...