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... PRESENTATION WAR MEOAiB the annual inspection on the Horse Parade Saturday ol (he 2nd London Tohm tear Bliss Earl Roberts presented man who bed served in South Africa with war aadste. The Commaader Ctee* the radpienta, and eald iher hud proved their sterling ...
... preaided over Lord James of Hereford. The scheme provides for the widows af soldiers on strength only who have died ia Booth Africa, the war payments ranging from 10s to 5t per weak, according to the tank the non oommiasioned officers or men. ...
... said—Siaoa tha time the diieetora bad tha plaaaura of meeting yon this country baa paand through troubloua timaa. The Sooth Africa* war ha* dragged during the whole period, and baa not only entirely excluded one urge market from na for a full year, but baa ...
... THIS - DAY'S - NEWS. .grornto Lusa 6.30 ' - OUTH AFRICA. (rags WAR PRETORIA, II e N AAA of hlliot's .vcla.g to war Reim, De • mercy. carotin o(70 and 45 CM the • sad a determined to 11. Ware but BUONO, Oar mee a gallant debia* mad On mere by the ot ...
... terms of settlement differ trum those of Lord Milner, it is not easy to use why Lord Kitchener should leave South Africa. True, the war drags its slow length along. But under any other commander matters would probably be 0.) different. Even with our 14rge ...
... i* ©sported Sotftbnmpbon 25. EARL ROBERTS PRESENTS WAR MEDALS. lltc annual inapaction Homo Guards' Saturday ot tbr 2nd Dondun VolnuU*! Earl Robortn Iweoty-fipc me® who had served Sent® Africa with war modal*. The Comraandee-it>- Chiof corophmentcd the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... enemy false or, rather, underhand practice, from the highest British military authorities which have in South Africa. war has bean prolonged Africa. Who blame ? Oa'bs neutrality were broken. Who is blame ? Ask any one, and they will tell you that it was caused ...
... welcome four the veinnteem—three numbers the Imperial Yeomanry and one the Imperial Light Infantry—who served the South Africa* war. and reached their homes during the past few days. They were Lieutenant Prank J. Montgomery, Benrarden (sen a Balaclava ...
... out the Boer, who is altogether A WAR CORRESPOND- an ex: ional creature in his way, Tommy Atkins, I think.” | ENT’S EXPERIENCES. | 1s Tommy better then the Ame “It is the same race, but he has had moro LYNCH ON AFRICA war disci; and that makes me give him ...
... London, Wednesday Night, though the English are losing seventy foremen a day South Africa the war , rilais till continue to throw dust in the •j, the public asserting that the war hy the end of next monh. But er >ar Larii,ent who has twice been hr/ tuTning ...