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... SOUTH AFRICA AND TUE WAR* The fourth volume of this detailed and competent history of the Boer War includes what is practically the beginning of Lord Roberts's campaign up to the Koom Spruit disaster. The period is one of the most important in the evolution ...
... plan dealing with the thirty odd thousand Boer prisoners should be formulated, or are they to be let loose on South Africa when the war really ended to plot and foment mischief again ? The subject seems to to be of great importance.” ...
... societies, Mr. Kruger expresses the conviction that King Edward’s accession will provoke no change in the situation in South Africa. The war, says, will be continued with even more bloodshed than before. ...
... THE NATION AND THE WAR. THE WAR FUND. Down to Saturday evening the Lord Mayor's fund at the Mansion House for the South Africa War sufferers amounted to £982,400. Among the donors were : Maidstone, per the Mayor (15th inntalment), £60 18s. 9d.; Dr. Jaeger's ...
... THE KING AND WAR MEDALS. It Is expected that, including the Array nurses, there will be more than four hundred recipients of the South African War medal the presentation the King at Marlborough House to-day, bis Majesty tbs same time presenting medals ...
... THE NATION AND THE WAR. I‘ARCELS FOR THE TROOPS. In cooiequenoa numerous inquiries in regard to the transmission of parcels to the troops in South Africa the War Office desires to stato that the beat method for the despatch of the smaller packages is ...
... Brigade, Major Bark wot th, addroeaiog the men, aeid that in oonseqaenee the battalien’e ezprcaaed wish to go oat to Booth Africa the War Office had eaoaed them to be unbodied and brought the district. had, said, been expressly laid dawn that no Militiaman ...
... rssolutisn rseorJmg the svai(wtby Congress with tho !#o«tb Afiicsa K'-puUics. iu regret fur the safforiog caused by the war Africa, sod hope that this declaration by Cou use might iutiusoae Giant BriUiu consider lavoursuly the •rttlencot troubles, made ...
... Kora! Visit the Fußeral of Sir K. A'hmcad Bartlett Adclakle Riatori ArranKemaota for This Day & South Africa* War CbaoalUm - 7 The Nation an the War PAEf.tAJir.VTAIIT AND POUTICaf^- Parliametitary Sketch : Ttie Comiwcial Traeollcr 3 Houm of Common* ...
... month 109 officers and 1,278 men were sent borne invalids. Tbe total redaction of the military forces in South Africa through the war is given aa 814 officers and 20,832 men, allowance being made in these figures for the large number of officers aud men ...
... (Jazetlc 6 j Arrangements for This Day 5 The Chinese Crisis ?? 5 i South Africa*. War 5 j War Letter 5 ! Johannesburg Conspiracy 3 Transvaal Concessions Commission 2 : The Nation and the War 3 I PARLIAMENTARY AND POLITICAL — Parliamentary Sketch : Ministers ...
... Brigade, for conspicuous bravery in South Africa, The War Office announces that special arrangemeats have been made for prompt settlement of the claims members of the Imperial Yeomanry who hay e-rotor from South Africa. Any case. ...