... d ber household duties till within a few day. of liar death. The regiment whirl will the somber of clasp. on its South Africa. War medal will, it be the Ist%Bettaliem Yorkshire Regiment. This bateshoe has Dowisieed for the following engoirlente —The on ...

... 1901. THE WAR AND I -- IT is high time for the people of the mastery, all classes, to consider very seriously. indeed very solemnly, the posiable or probable results and coneequences of the hitherto toiled attempt to sebjugate the two South Africa& Republics ...

... his capacity. aa their l'aciaioeistory alahloticir to voice the people of Kilkenny in mienties to the oars. toath Africa, the reailsties war saanteessly puma by sad the met they received sae that he a.. lam.. prod. altlioagh ha atteaded a coevestios abate ...

... •ND_IIIII.WIFIL. Private of the lush ft-if anent appeard before tee board and stated that wife wb.le he was out at the war in doutlt Africa gave birth to two chitoren, sthioh were isow in the anion, end be would not pay for their support, as they were not ...

... the arr - tcm Lieutenant Cairo • , •Vrft4S an the maks. became a war. rant Aker La lest, aad yea promoted to a aa Qumnermaater is 144. Ile did at Itut.:.n furore , gomg to South Africa. Oa hosts dammed duty iR the t.dl ...

... submittal amendment for • full inquiry into the surrender* ie South Africa, Mr Brodriek said the GOVenim.nt would undertake that there would be a full inquiry. not only inw the conduct of rho War Office, but he openstous. a,, the Id. Every Skis should he ,d ...

... of att per day. hoard desire to put this vase before the War ODos, as it appears to • deplorable ending of a sailer isho served her in Niloe of his youth. It dbecbsd that victim be sent to the War Oflos and the county M • - iPPIIOVAL. Th. ii..;rd expressing ...

... brought the case ot woman Warwick, bolore the board that bet South Africa, while she in tie end with respect to whom the V. so had been written to. • appeaied on subject :roes the War stating that Mre lerw.ek we get - .ing id • day, toe composed, stoppage ...

... of the to the impart duty as asaL The Ohmthe EsoMusl. ia may. mid the ea.lllo,oiM cm war wan • M a rradirstag the a the imbed Boer or Britain be waramaa is IWO Africa. He admitted that Obe=s6 of expladit are to be I, sus tom than he the bat he badmulamate4 ...

... of per day The board desire to put this siise bet re the War °floe as it appears to them a deplorable of • midi*, who served her Majesty in the his youth I It was directed that be sent to the War . Dace and the county MPL ipraovai. Local Government Rowed ...

... admitted his amanduient for a full inquiry into the outmake. in South Africa. Mr Bralack said the would undertake that there would be a full inquiry. not only iato this conduit of the War oMce, but also into the operat.ono in the Every ease should be dealt ...

... recipient of • haantsotaw r westatim at the his fellow-membereof the Protdealt Voting Men's Hill. Mr Lewis has slava hews • wars favourite with everyone who wee salloterlywell oquainisid with his 141 to properly his mat stood parts was he erreemod by thous ...