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... THE BRITISH CENTRAL AFRICA WAR The Queen ha* hopn pleaded t« approve of the initial granted f lHr in Ka-itern and Wealern Africa being aiao awarded to the forces employed in the operation* in Briti-h ('eniral Africa f»etwe«n 1834 end 1898. specified below ...
... Secretary, dwelt at some the history of the Afrikander the ‘ne, been a Bond Ministry at the bathed in a at moment, South Africa war; the Bond had been true to its to the Queen's Government. It had left no to avert @ catastrophe. branches of the Bond been ...
... THE BRITISH CENTRAL AFRICA WAR MEDAL. The Queen has approved of the medal granted in 1895 for certain operations in Eastern and Western Africa, being also awarded to the forces employed in the operations in British Central Africa between 1894 and 1898 ...
... LORD WOL6ELET AT THE WAR OFFICE. London. Sunday. WolsHey waa busy for several hoar* at the War Office yeeterday. area will no farther despatch of extra troops from Erglaud Sooth Africa unless war with the Trxnaroal ia inevitable. The ’■ Birmingham Mail ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Nine members the Squadron of the Yorkshire Dragoons, who** head quarters are last night forwarded their commander. Captain Charles Brook, of Meltham, a letter in which thev expressed willingness to aerve in South Africa in toe war with the ...
... yy AFRICA, the war stoves sent to Natal from the as. Goth was « Woolwich on gon 130) and carriage, with arrival at of tho lst Battal Overtime is worked in the Dockyard at Wool- wivh in the field service. of tents, for each regiment of blankets (1, infantry) ...
... available on given dates. Lord Wolseley was busy for several hours at the War °nice on Saturday. There will be no Wither despatch of exlra troops from England to South Africa unless war with the Transvaal is inevitable. ...
... was in this earsemy. as in Smith Africa. • war party whom sea waste overthrow the iadepeadeere of pimple el the Transvaal at whatever east Thew tw Amer that the what. new dear • might be weaned by this we • declaration war. A weir el amid be duly append ...
... of her Majesty’s loyal subjects, - persuaded of the ruinousandirreparably burt ful consequences for the whole of Soutk Africa of a war between England and the Transvaal, declares itsell decidedly in favor of a peaceful solution of the exixting d—lfl'—e-rc'nee; ...
... its Capetown correspondent Mr. iner, b speech in the Cape Assembly on Monti y, tt his object was tha peace in South Africa. If unhappily war between the wh ta men broke out should do his very best to keep Colony kloof from the struggle, which course :il ...
... steamer | Norham Castle to assume the command of the troops jut the The steamer Goth also left Southamp- ‘ton for South Africa with war stores, |} cam) and provisions, A sad affair is reporied from Tintern. A pleesure | boat col'ided with a bridge, and the ...
... Whitworth, in the Middteton Division, on 1 said that events had made it clear that the ly built this count , as in South Africa, a war par pmetery real intention was to overthrow the inde re may of the people of the Transvaal at whate ve may There was a ...