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... the Victoria League from the Secretary of State for War:— War Office, June 24. Dear Miss Littleton 1 have duly received your letter enclosing appeal lot lands to assist the Dntcb women in Sooth Africa, which the Executive Committee ol the Victoria League ...
... troops and remounts for Sonth Africa. Mr. Brodriok, Secretary for War, on Saturday unveiled a memorial tablet erected in the north cloister of Westminster Abbey to the members of the Queen’s Westminsters who fell in Sonth Africa. Loudon, Saturday.—The Press ...
... Lambert, Mr. BBODRIOK stated that the approximate weekly coat of the war in South Africa, including the maintenance of the concentration camps in South Africa and the Boer prisoners in St. Helena, Ceylon, and elsewhere, was about one and quarter miltions. ...
... Committee having decided to receive the Imperial Yeomanry and Soldiers of the Regular Army who have returned from the War in South Africa to Londonderry, and to present Gold and Enamelled Medals of suitable Design to the Members of the Yeomanry, invite ...
... the course of the war in South Africa, declared Ins ecuiGdence that ninety-nine English soldiers out hundred, after fortnight's exercise on the veldt, would see anything that the Boers, whose powers vision had been described by the war correspondents, could ...
... YEOMANRY. TO EHPLOTEBB. The War Office has circulated the following appeal to employers, signed by Colonel Alfred O. Lucas. Depniy Adjutant General Imperial Yeomanry:—“ As the members of the Imperial Yeomanry who went out to Sontb Africa last year are now re ...
... The Chairman welcomed the delegates, and, the course his remarks, condemned the Transvaal war, M. Pouget, replying, also condemned the object the South African war, and said France had been as bad in Tonquin, Tunis, and Madagascar, and the French troops ...
... ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. The War Office has provided the Roman Catholic eccleaiaatical authorities with a piece of ground Aldershot for the erection of soldiers’ club and institute. Building operations will begun soon us possible, that the soldiers returning ...
... South Africa does not lie with Lord Kitchener. It is well that this should be known. Lord Kitchener is certainly not, even in his most exuberant moments, a very communicative man ; but, says the correspondent, I leam that during the latest of the war he ...
... to 300 men who have relumed from Soulb Africa. Wellinoto.n, Wednesday. —At noon to-day the Duke and Ducheaa of Cornwall, accompanied the tJorernor and the Royal suite, drove i'arliament House to distribute the war medals. It rained heavily at intervals ...
... very great length. THE DURATION OF THE WAR. Mr. BALFOUR,replying to Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman. a» to whether an opportunity would given obtaining full information about the con dition of affaire in South Africa. »aid he was not aware that there wa« any ...
... Booth Africa. acknowledge the splendid earvieas which the colonial troops hod rendered to the Empire. Be thought then a tendency at the present moment on the part of British public to look too deepoodingly on the pros pecis of the war in Booth Africa. lbs ...