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... King’s Royal Rifles will he, is thought at their headquarters (Mallow) the course three or four months, returning from the war Africa the Town Commissionors ami the Sanitary Authority ought bestir themselves and order to have carried to more suitable receptacle ...
... two local members, would appointed to examine on the spot into the question of the settlement of soldiers in South Africa after the war. It was not intended to treat Colonial contingents different from other corps. WESTERN AUSTRALIA AND THE COMMONWEALTH ...
... or view Me meat would eMertalawl it. WAR EXPENDITURE UP TO DATE. Ia to Mr If• CHANCELLOR OP THE EXCHEQUER ; saki it vet ic to u r a or ny 'accurate om Il its& with to the coot alibi war to Routh Africa. but the War estimated total szpoaditars ID to data ...
... INTIMATION. (P A War Special). Pretoria, August 23. From newspapers which have just reached us hero it is evident that a feeling of impatence exists home with regard to the protracted duration of the military operations in South Africa. In view of this ...
... set forth in the indictment, and sentence will only given when it has been confirmed Lord Roberts. BRITISH PRISONERS IN AFRICA The War Office issued last evening a list cf over 300 British prisoners captured at Lin ...
... those great events will not forget them at fourscore. The Session closes amid dark and sinister surroundings. War in Ashanti, war South Africa, war in China, famine in India, that is the black record of England’s progress at the end the nineteenth century ...
... lIIIPORTRD HOMICIDR IN — Tressruses—o , Avert, eh CLARK donee. Landsdowne, Blundelhands, ! Tunnielifte, Chairman of the War Africa . n Avoriation. R.I.P. alarowe-Anguist ilth, at her resede.'-' No 1 ---d P Pd b. r.rhoZte d 7l : .. 1 . 4 reif • 17 ...
... 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 ...
... re at Royal Albert Docks on September Sth—all for South Africa. SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA A GT.IMPSK of the future WORSE THAN MONTHS AGO. STILL A LONG WAY TO GO. REAL TROUBLE ONLY BEGINNING (By the Press Association’s Military Correspondent). London, ...
... SITUATION SOUTH AFRICA DE WETS ESCAPE (By the Press Association’s military Corres- pondent). London, Sunday Night. The fact that Wet has managed eiud*- his pursuers is not altogether surprising, fof while he was being followed by two powerful columns ...
... was received on Saturday the effect that the writer was dangerously ill with THE HOSPITAL COMMISSION SOUTH AFRICA. RED TAPE IN THE MEDICAL CP. A. War Special). Capetown, August 23rd. The evidence taken the Hospital Commission to-day agreed that the conduct ...
... NURSING STAFF OR SOUTH AFRICA London, Tuesday, The hospital ship Orcnna leaves Southampton this afternoon for South Africa with a complete nursing staff on board. The hospital ship Princess of Wales, having been thoroughly overhauled, will leave Southampton ...