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... THIRD EDITION. SOITII AFRICA. noTUAS LOST WAR STOKES. (raou the usilv vam.i oaacsrovncvr t Lonttsira M*i-.oves, Trespae. large quantity of war material, including over six riillh ...
... LETTF.H.'i FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Tbo War Olfiee issues the following . —Many complaints having ecu recently received at the War Office of non-delivery of letters and from South Africa, the frmtde and relatives those who are serving at the front are remiadnd ...
... modern and aouena.-94 fioafton Ureal. JOUMSUN. Lamhod. —{Aawc.l THE WAR VTB. Tbe Second SoppleaenUry Army Retiaate for the year eading March nest, to mast additional expenditure, dee to the war in South Afrioaundto aiEsin Chins, was imaed on Friday. The £16 ...
... The Queen has been pleeaed to accept from Mi. Emil Kucha copy of the medallion execs ted jv bias in oomasamerali.ai the war Africa. VICEREGAL COURT. Their EsceUaocias the Lord Lieatcaawtaad ‘onateea gave dinner party the Ledge on Saturday, foe which the ...
... they have invaded cao'ry yet the war,and hoping ineidon that •*•■11 incurHiuns pay induce their Dutch aytnpnlbiser* ja C*i>e Colony me. Unfortunately for this hope the Dutch Hytupal'.itters have bad ,,oi>U of the war. They give their •• brother Boer* ...
... reason (hey have invaded a country yet the war, and hoping iociden- golly (hat their bold incursions \ Induce their Dutch sympathivero i Jn Colony rise. Unfortunately for this hope the Dutch sympathisers have had war. They give their I •‘brother Doers their ...
... dcleriorauea a*d deera- in the public life our counw>-. Tb* war Africa aUli uUtnUoo. But what t« tbamoal remarkable rjrrurast«»c« «bra tU.iLk of • lt»»«b»ttl»o llfiluh public know little about it. Nover a war. great aiaall, been f*a.lnct*4 Uttlo com I aatlHMtiC ...
... MaUbeleUnd detachment the British South Africa Police during the war ha* been received Colonel Bodle. Commandant tbe Second Division of the Briash South Africa Police From Military Secretary, Cbisf Army Tbe British South Africa Police having left Pretoria to return ...
... and Fretona. WAR understand llial cnosaquauec of (smiuiutiicatiun from the military authoritir* Suelli Alm the .N*cretary oi War has, in order lo any further the subject, dixi'lml that n-i njiplir&Uons Will entertained from prisoners war Kuro|io to return ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT QI SPEECH. DEBATES ADDRESS. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE DISSOLUTION, MINISTERS DIRECTORS HOUSE LORDS— kstardav. Their Lordships met at two oVtock. Ladies occupied three the back benches (be Opposition of tho House, and ia the SiraDgers’ ...
... tbarv of the cost ot the war. 5). Thai the gre«o*t care should evereised oOjciala Lh* tsilonies. The mco seleotad should lie thoroughly versed Iho ...
... attitude toward* -South Africa since raid. It is a record dishonesty and cowardice. British statesmen h.ive been the tool* capitalists. Their litde has* been farce war on South Africa. Great Britain is now forcing British •okltt-rs wage- war with on inhumanity ...