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... moment do not think I exaggerate in saying that there is war going on in our midst claiming more victims than disease. starvation, and the Mauser bullet combined doing in South Africa. That war being waged amongst us silently, ruthlessly and almost hopelessly ...
... sad 23 impeetively. to got. war, end a to. who MVO bees MN, there for 12 wonitts. GI Use owes Ming of who have einem at die from • sweedge OM. thew to reply whoa Mew shle take= tbe of the b.. 04 won maid to ..bk Africa The Ira Boat to • amber of ...
... Horse Guards Farads on Saturday of the 2nd London Volunteer Bifles, Earl Bobeits presented 25 men who had served in South Africa with war medals. The Oommander-in-Cbiet complimented the recipients, and said they had proved their sterling worth with the other ...
... prisoners of war and deported. GENERAL SIR lAK HAMILTON RETURNING TO SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office on Thursday night fanned the following communication : —Mgjor-Generui Sir lao Hamilton. Secretary at Headquarters, proceeds Saturday to South Africa to the duties ...
... TShTTL M.%l' -Cnumi latclb****** ha* imued verv >«4ul Bin; I l **' • K »‘ ••persl’wi* u South Africa, tSilird. The War Aa/u*» 1901. b*md slxhi *So«i ■•fhful report* and CM nubv .i*t» All near which Bnt.»h*«A«i*m*» w»r* j. pormd dorug ‘he aM.tb are mdical ...
... The Government Commission to consider claims for the compensation of those foreigners who were deported from South Africa during the war, this morning took the evidence of Earl Roberts at Westminster Palace Hotel. His Lordship dealt with plots made against ...
... policy on which Liberal* could ooitc. the lion. I. A. Br»«aey said it would h« time to discoss to* form government to Africa when tl« war wa» ended. They should discover cause that wonlc hpj*c.tl to every sect on the Liberal pDrty. Cougestion of busiD*«« ...
... British, were Mr Chamberlain to cover our two Repute • beg with withers, the war would be pursued with the same determination in the British colonies of South Africa. The war has spread all over South At rice. The executions ut Cape Ooloty do tot intimidate ...
... Newca-tle tonight upon pdisy which >bs Lib rale could nnl'e. said there would time to disenss the form gov.mineni in Africa whan the war was ended. Th* should discover cause that would appeal every section ot the Liberal pa-ty. Congestion of basioen in ...
... MONTHLY LIST The War Office on Monday night issued the monthly statement of casualties in South Africa during the war. In month of April 7 officers and men were killed, 21 officers and men wounded (1 and respectively of whom died of wounds) ; missing ...
... wretch, and ail their clique, Mnnor and other Jingoes. The document, which is somewhat peons, comparison between tbc war »cd the War IndcpecdcnLc. 'i*he rest of the papers coosist of correspondence and documents, iscludiug letters Dr. Williamson, care ...
... destinations. ROBERTS PRESENTS WAR MEDALS. At the annual inspection on the Horse Guards’ Parade on Saturday of the 2d London Volunteer Itiflea Earl Uoberts presented twenty-five men who had served in South Africa with war medals. The Commander-In-Chief ...