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... which have service companies South Africa re****> **** • graphic message from the War Office, a*kiri« them reply imneniately when they would be able o-tify the nnmber of men they .uld furuab to proceed Somh Africa. Five thou■«nd Yeomanry will ai o sent ...
... et Bhresnbury nasally wrote to tbe Quota drawing bar Majsty's attention to the spleatlid somas br.ng mothered to 61.uth Africa. war by a/A she large number of troops wow the Mont Irma On throb solitary &swats of the PrlncipMity. The Qum.. thmugh A•thur ...
... to-day for the souls of those who have fallen in the South Africa war. Bishop Brindle, D. 5.0., was the celebrant, Father Grosch was deacon, and Father Timothy O’Brien was sub-deacon. The War-office headquarters staff was represented by’ General Kelly-Kenny ...
... presided over by Lord James of Hereford. The scheme provides for widows of soldiers the strength only who have died in South Africa war payments ranging from 10s. to ss. per week, according to the rank of non-commissioned officer or man. The Government was ...
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... M»n .re, wnic.i hope*} wo>>i i t«i Referring Htrathoooa's Hone, U>r«iah.p his that the ...
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... interests of the province, asd eulogised the patriotism of the people contributing to forces o? (•rest Britain in the South Africa war —On th? motion asking for election return Libera! was defeated votes to 13. but tltc Speaker refused to count on vote the ...
... Hone Guards’ Parade, on Saturday, the 2nd London Volunteer Rifles, Earl Roberts presented twenty-five men who had fervid Africa with war medals, ...
... the attitude of Austro-Hungary with regard'to the South Africa war. He asked that Austria might intercede to secure, through a court of arbitration, an end to what he described as the robber war now being waged by Great Britain. He urged that England ...
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... General Baden-Powell has arrived here, cn route for England. The cf his health necessitates the voyage will return South Africa. Ti.« War Office ‘rated cn inquiry ye-tcrdar t-r.t they knew nothing of the homecf Baden-Powe'.L has E'! cotainod leave of absence ...