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... 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 ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. hare receitert the lollewief doepetcßea from the W«r THK RKCF.irr PIGHTINO, AC. the Oeneml ot Cuuimunicaltoua tbe Secretary Stale for War. The followin* casualties are roported ('olv ilie's Uoluuiu, May June Jnl Kins'. RIHm ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Th» following eutulUn ara rapoitad . * following rMooltlea ore :- C« W Imperial Lieutenant T B. Joeksea, Battalion ImpocUl Yeomanry, killed. Jane? . r 4. Ooeopaor Imperial Yoomaary-Prirato A. 6th New South Wales Bnihmen—l9 ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA civility Hits were issued on pr- b* lytu»e uvumul»lionlhrou;k tie humuiys. »i-ulii appear h»vo been rery acttee nurenienU in many distiirts, lu which nearly all branches the service hare participated, lire two most important ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA Weh.lT* reoetrert the loliowing officiil despatches from the War Office BKCKNT FtQIITINU, *C. Caps Town. The following casualties are reported Major K. K. Heath, 3rJ South Lancashlrt Regment, killed «»y explosion ou railway ...
... Arnold Focatar, M.P., was ohaitasan, appointed inquire into the poambility settlement in South Africa of soldiers who desire to romaia there after the war The missioned say— We think it highly desirable that tpteisl stops should bo taken by the Government ...
... tubeeqneatly at the Town Hall, mud note bad boon placed in bit hands asking why was not still in South Africa. He wan sorry not there, but the War Office thought, having been in the army years, the work for younger men. ...
... NOTES OF THE WEEK. Whether Sir Alfred Milner is to return to South Africa or to remain at home as Lord Milner of Cape Town is question circumstances. With early termination of the war he might easily go back and even take up his headquarters tor a time ...
... Lord Graham shortly leave* London to turn to South Africa. is tha tonof the Duke of Montrose, and was born in lff«. His mother, the Duchess, wet the beautiful Mite Vielet Graham, *f Natherby. has bad tiagulsriy adventurous career. As mere lad served two ...
... inforssation in this matter at present. SLEEPING AT THEIR POSTS. Mr. SPEAR asked the Seorotary for War if there were any men from Iho front io South Africa committed to Dartmoor Pnwn looping while on duty, and if so. could he reecmmend some less severe ...
... were no raw native levies, bat well-trained Btitish troops, part the Imperial force* under the direction ol the War Office, and they have seen war service uuder the British flag. The party consisted of Captain Johnston Stewart, Sergeant-Major SUttonr ...
... near A thy. Ooonty Kildare. Major Weldon wao thenoanringoe IheaUff ia Booth Africa, and be waa invalided home aeon afterwards, whan poattion as de-eamp to Lord Wdaalay at tha War OOea. Mia Varty-Rogera the roan rest daughter of the lata Colonel Taitj nnnma ...