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... in any direction by hydraulic zwerdm The tower weighs 50,000 tons, and cost 80,000. | THE loss in cattle to South Africa through | the war cannot have been, up to date, less than | 260,000, u}d of nhefep fl(:ver a million. An un| fortunate feature o eWi ...
... Queensland Imperial Bushmen, in recognition of their gallant conduct during recent operations in South Africa. , THE WAR OFFICE AND VOLUNTEERS. The War Office is about to have for the first ’ time a volunteer officer serving upon the Headquarters Staff ...
... the Boer. When we think of the ten thousand brave fellows, from Prince to private, who have died for England in South Africa since the war began, bringing mourning, not unmingled with pri%ie, into so many homes, numble or palatial, we are reminded forcibly ...
... helon: EPITOME OF NEWS. War stores, at the rate of over 1000 tons a week nre being dispatched to South Africa. Di. Epwaro Camp, Master of Balliol College, Cxford, and formerly Professor of Moral Philosophy st Glusgow University, has been appointed Gifford ...
... WATER STORAGE FOR CASTILEFORD, L War in South Africa Dr Jane B, ldndzon. Kelvinside, Glasgow, hae been appein mw-:oluu medical officer to take of » concentra tion camp in South Africa. The War Office has accepted the offer made by the Canadian Government ...
... for Géneral Baden-Powell he is still, comparatively speaking, a young man. He has a great work to accomplish in South Africa when the war is over; and he may look to winning higher honours in the future.” And it does not follow because the name of Baden-Powell ...
... Ttirciux Brussels December 3 A motion in favour of the Belgian Government offering arbitration to the contestants in the South Africa War Is to be brought before the Belgian House of Representatives The Transvaal Agency emphatically contradicts the statement ...
... his action has met with no hostility The Cycle Shows MACLEOD’S WAXWORK GALLERIES MUSEUM MENAGERIE 151 TBONOATE th louts Africa War LaD Eoururra GUKBBAIz HECTOB MACDONALD COLONEL BADEN-POWELL a SIB JOHN WILLOUGHBY HOW CXCH Lord Hopetoun the new Governor ...
... and Ireland teem only too glad lake advantage of any little difficulty that may impede uur prugies- ii the South Africa War talk our War fibre being Let of look back be tween these years 1C50 and and ask thco- uetui-r they have pared to under take sui ...
... rmmm caure we hand Bishop Africa, Mhurever they were they Kafforia, who was stricken with mortal sick. Were respected ( Up to within the ieas when in Wakefield recently, spoke of the| lmmy-uq'lhd‘&--mum Sonth Africa soly war. He had| tinetion of regiment ...
... TERRIBLE NIGHT A Complete toeet trated by ALEC B ALL THE SOLDIER S DREAM Ver-ee SAVAGE SOLDIERS Possible Altos et the Boers the Africa War - THE WOLVES Why Poet No 5 waa TaataA ff-trated by C DUDLEY TENNANT TOMMY ATKINS AS A JOUBNALBT Pen Hailed in the Army by ...
... establish in South Africa after the war a schema Glencoe Natal Air Wyndham’s Success Mr George Wyndham's statement of tlu Anny Supplementary Estimates was warmly praised both by Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman a former Minister of War and by Sir Charles ...