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... THE WAR PARLIAMENT ,0 retained on the new ooln»ge. d q (H(»r. hw.) Tb/mtSrw LAST NIGHT 8 PARLIAMIiiM Wholher oould B»J whet putioolu faith was P g iKBR lta that there wai preorfent eery simple long ae were allowed atlaok ; the In .1* THE BOERS IN CAPE ...
... EXPULSION OF GERMANS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Rerun, Saturday.— ln the Reichstag to-day, in answer to the question regarding the necessity of Germans exp'lled from Sooth Africa to appear personally in England to make good their claims, it was stated that Germany ...
... LORD SELBORNE AND THE WAR. Speaking at Leeds on Thursday night Lord Sal borne said tbs war had lasted two years, sad might last tbrsa. bat the nation bad grit enough to see it through. The issue was whether Sooth Africa was to be Dntcb or British. It ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. BOTHA’S BROTHER KILLED. ORANGE COLONY BOERS SCATTERED. The following deepatoh from Lord Kitchener wan puhliahed by the War Office Thnreday;— Pretoria, 20th March, 4.30 m —General P. Both*, brother of the Commandant General, wae killed on ...
... conveying large quantities of fodder over long distances will be done away with entirely. During the present war the road engines sent out South Africa from Aldershot have done splendid service, and ia quite possible, of course, that a motor may be devised ...
... AND THE WAR. annual report- Mr. Rlowley, the Acting Resident CommisKionor of Basutoland, dated Sep- tember La*t, and ii»aed on Saturday, contains an interesting reference to the attitude the Basntos in connection with the war in South Africa. Mr. Sloley ...
... POPULAR FEELING AND THE WAR. The Timet retarns •R*ia tbo nbjMt of popular fooliUK about the war, baaed a letter which Ur. Oibaon Bowles has addressed that ionrnal. Ur. Bowles’ latter occupies nearly column, starting with Mr Chamberlain's declaration at ...
... PRESENTATION OF WAR MEDALS London, Monday number of oflßoer*, obout , thirty fivo in *ll f who were onabla to b ...
... condemned each statements likely to prejudice matters in South Africa. It was all eery well to talk about the liberty the Press and the necessity of public discsssioo, but when we were at war public discussion ought not to disclose the enemy would desire ...
... GOOD WAR STORY It not always one hears a humorous tale to relieve the grim tragedy of the war in South Africa. However, there is one which has the advantage being true. A small party of Colonials were guarding convoy supplies of money and foodstuff* across ...
... in the War Office should not used as stepping-stones to employment in the field moment when the whole organisation of the War Office is strained military operations, and when changes are least desirable. The Committee recommend the grouping of War Office ...
... MR. BRODRICK THE WAR Addreaeitu: crowded Conservative in*«tiag f*»t Wcdn«*sd.ty night. Mr. BrmJrick conia tended the country* the d«*gg»sl, p-nustent, and pursuit the Ooveriiment p*dicy South Africa n* compir* d with the variety • rfuioment provided from ...