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... y passed a resolution yesterday to offer the sen ices of 300 Hausas to the Imperial Government for service in South Africa should war break out between Great lirilain and the Transvaal. assembly the Hausa force has been held at which the men, without ...
... 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 ...
... EARL'S COURT The dusky Son of the. South who cuts such a commanding and picturesque appearance in Savage South Africa, who declares war upon the invading Briton, who throws the assegai with such doleful consequences to Captain Wi'son and his party, ...
... commended, and May l Gilburt (eighteen) commended. Eastern and Central Africa War Medal.— j In reference to the Army Order issued in February grant- I ing an Eastern and Central Africa Medal to the Forces taking part in tbe operations in the Uganda Protectorate ...
... unanimously passed a resolution to offer the services of 300 Hausas to the Imperial Government for service in South Africa should war break out between Great Britain and the Transvaal. An assembly of the Hausa force has been held, at which the men, without ...
... 'Micking, Royal Scots, has had Mounted Intautrv experience. Jlanv other officers have expressed to the War Office then desire for employment in South Africa. Tm: Cask ior the Uitlanders. A useful ami convenient statement of the case for the British subjects ...
... passed a resolution yesterday to offer the services of :100 Hausas to the Imperial Government for nervier, in South Africa should war break out between Great Britain and the Transvaal. An assembly of the Hausa force has been held at which the men, without ...
... THIC CRI3IS IN SO►IITH AFRICA Dams Btu,—lf war does come (u it surely will) with the Transvaal, two men, at least, will be sincerely sympathised with, for their occupation will be gone—l refer to Dr. Clark and Mr. F. Reginald Statham. Why are these gentlemen ...
... Transvaal , that, subject to the consent of the Indian authorities, he would gladly lead the Queensland contingent in South Africa should war break out. The offer is based upon his memory of the admirable conduct and bear- ing of the Queensland Mounted Infantry ...
... one with Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman in his declaration that nothing has occurred in South Africa which ought to lead to war, or even to preparations for war. Mr. Chamberlain, knowing that the House of Commons is against him, has appealed to public opinion ...
... 1 deplorc the barefaced efforts now belug made to turn a very proper movement for the redress of grievances in South Africa into a war of annexation. As to the taxation of land values, which is in the forefront of his program, he says it is “ more than ...
... disgraceful than the tone of the Rhodesian press both in this country and at the Cape. The lusting after a war, or rather after that which these men think a war w ould been open and unashamed. The tales told about the grievances of the Ilitlanders, and especially ...