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... improvement being made in the arrangements for the accommodation and treatment of those poor, afflicted people. South Africa since he war, and Fleet Street, at any time are not the palaces of truth, bill they are as George Washington was' to Ananias compared ...
... SOLDIERS SETTLERS. Mr WYNDHAM, in reply to Mr Whitmore, said that the whole question of soldiers settlmg in South Africa after the war, was now under consideration Departmental Committee. RhBETIVE AMMUNITION. Mr WYNDHAM answering Mr Tefburgh, stated ...
... presented twenty-five men who had served in South Africa with war medals. Th© Avondale Castle came into dock Southampton yesterday morning with further detachments of Volunteers and Yeomanry from South Africa. The result of the Grand Steeplechase d© Paris ...
... before the civilized world. The war now carried on in South Africa was about the worst they had ever read of. England wanted to persuade people that it was in the interest of other people in South Africa they went war, and because the Boers would not ...
... there is no necessity for his presence in South Africa, “as the war is over!” The Linkman in “Truth” rises to ask“ What is to become of Lord Milner? Taking ing it for granted that he remains in South Africa for two years more, how is employed afterwards ...
... HORSES FOR SOUTH AFRICA tienstown. Monday, enough horses in South Africa for war purposes, is a question which the wmest of the wiseheads at the War Office would find it impossible even make rough guess at. I was speaking to a man connected with the shipment ...
... who is serving with the Yeomanry in South Africa, has been refused, Lord Kitchener having declined to let anyone leave until the war is over. Lord Kitchener evidently does not agree with Lord Roberts that the war has concluded. After his recent escape, ...
... BEPORTA FROM SOUTH AFRICA. THE COMPENSATION COMMISSION. LORD ROBERTS EXAMINED. London, Wednesdays The Government Commission to consider the claims for compensation of those foreigners who were deported from South Africa during the war this morning took ...
... and Orange Free State could bring into the field was itMMKf. British casualties thw war amount to some 15.000. The daily press and the despatches received from the seat war puts the loss the Boers between and Kogli-hman. How many Boers there left in the ...
... claims Whether the Gaelic language n* several the powers for damages caused to become the common language subjects in Jonth Africa the war hrance , ftm , time atone can teU. One , and the Netherlands still stand out, but the . __ llW |. nvrt ; followings ...
... clearly this that is playing a losing gam© in South Africa, that he is not even holding own, and that mfty a great deal worse before they arc better, for to at wur with the Dutch South Africa is to war with the majority of the population, and an unbending ...
... will continue to done tagg aa war oontinoes. None of are perfect, and there may have been some shortcomings, hot I that when the war shall have concluded it will bo allowed that Lord Kitchener in South Africa and the War Office enthoritiee at hone have ...