... The “London —We understand that the inquiry by the management of the war in South Africa will take the form of a Royal would, of course, be out of the question, in view of the nature of the criticiam of the campaign. would have been little objection to ...

... see service South Africa is General Sir Bindon Blood, who this Calcutta for the Cape. Entering the army at 18, he captain in majority in 1881. He was made General in 2898. Bindan served in the Jowaki ition in 1877-78, in the Zulu War in , m Afghan Wa of ...

... wife in nce of witnesses. He served in the rs, and as a Reservist joined the London police. On the outbreak of the war he was sent to Africa, where he was wounded, and it was then ascertained tha: he hed merried 2 woman named MDowell. Prisoner pleaded that ...

... PLUMER DEFEATS DE BU DISPERSED— OFFICIAL DESPATCH. ‘The War Office issued the following de- at WU celock :— Kitchener to Secretary of for ‘War. MIDDELBURG, that Colonel Owen, With detachments of the King’ Dragon Guards, Imperial and Imperial end Pom-pom ...

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... Rotunds—Lecture by Sir William Dublia Nesting. si see to Chhote Nagpur—An- FARM BURNING AND BRITISH with the war Two questions in South Africa occupied the attention of the House of Commons yesterday. They Were not pleasant questions; they were questions ...

... constituencies, already & has been selected to oppose Col. IN AFRICA to a Parliamentary return ised to-day the total number of British officers and lst last was as follows :— in South Africa up to - have not yet been Bumbew eed A fishing smack has towed ...