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... addressed meeting his constituents Haddington last night. dealt specially with the question of the settlement South Africa after the war. favoured giving as quickly ns was consistent with prudence that large measure o! free self-government which characterised ...
... Monday. The Governor of Natal wi!' arrive hero morrow confer with the High Commisaione* on the settlement of South Africa after th| war. The foreign military attaches hare armed herefrom Only the Russian Attach! remains to watch the final operati.jiu ...
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... addressed to tl» editor * - Sir—l notice that in the course his recent speech the war Africa Henry Campbell Banner man thought it n«- ...
... authorities, being pat off from time time with the promise contained the enclosed War Office memorandum. Through has been granted indulgence passage, having employment to in Month Africa, be is through not having .the mosey. He -has already lost the chance of ...
... what should now be done South Africa, and observed that it was such as his Lordship advocated that the prolongation of the war was in large measure due. The fact that there was much disloyalty in South Africa when the war broke out required very different ...
... this week, issues as a special supplement a remarkable letter on the present conduct of the war by officer “of good standing now in command South Africa.’’ The war, he tells ns, began with humane period.” The disaster at Sanaa’s Post, and the other reverses ...
... suggestions made, be carefully conzidered by the War Office. SOLDIERS AS SETTERS. Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, informir gz Mr. Arvold- Forster, said that tho question of arranging for sottlement in South Africa after the war of proporty qualified soldiers would reccive ...
... interest on war loans already incurred to £1,850,000; Navy Estimates to £30,875,500; Army (Ordinary) Estimates to £29,685,000; Civil Service Estimates to £23,630,120; Revenue Departments Estimates to £17,036,488; war in South Africa to £56,070,000; war in China ...
... oom ow 4 of to Mu torol to oi Ms Worm Itoommom moiler •T • to tare., r 14 111.• pni.opeVuo 1.0 so dootie , Africa ., ..--• ._ _ . _ . war is vly J. and peitlryaos. la I be 4 sok at We aa • d•rabt room.. artorrad .na ere liatt nad frrOrm to ea T.-ldi ...
... to be done long aa the war continues. None of us am perfect, and there may have been some shortcomings, but I trust that when the war shall have been concluded it will be allowed that Lord Kitchener in South Africa and the War Office authorities home ...
... Company Imperial Yeomanry. (?) Private J. Edgar (dysentery). THE MONTHLY LIST- The War Office last night issued the monthly statement casualties in South Africa daring the war. the month April 7 officers and men were Wied, 31 officers and 248 men wounded ...