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... LORD ROBERTS Evirsugcs. The Government is amender' the chine for ponyearat es of thaw who were depsitJd frets Ikea Africa daring the war. Weems hey wren took the tt tart R.Jbarce et the Westminster P,Ece lieteL tl s Leith.. duels with the opium s lift ...
... order the' Channel Dry Duck Corm.ny, volunteered fur the Yeomanry, Internam( 101 l being well) to eettle In South Africa after the war hi over. He le soil known football eirelm In Cardiff. AIL LLOYD - GEORGE ANSWERED. at the referee Yen. aad lb. et 'neut ...
... the demand for unskilled labour, and consequently attention Is turned to Africa. Mr CHAMBERLAIN says that there Is no opening for white labour in the coal mines of Soutb Africa for the purposes of unskilled work, as such work is done by coloured labourers ...
... 'mope. indult. 0 meg ref anted fn,w &with Africa. Ills war modals to the tied oil fictive service.— The retie. afforded a highly interaMlng and mottatte. The Luke promoted medals rz oho have 'clamed from igiouth Africa midi. Major Cameron. who. led tho knit ...
... if they could not stop Use mesioares of utiohief now beang proposed in Parliament ; but it was in relittami to South Africa and the war that they were supposed to be hopeleuly divided. lie did not believe in that hopeless division. bear.) He believed it ...
... from many sides that the British mentioned °Moen during the operations in South troops. contrary to recognised usages of war, Africa:— are guilty of destruction by burning and blow- To be Companions of the Distinguished Service ing up with dynamite of ...
... relation to South Africa and the war that we are supposed to be so hopelessly divided. , I believe that is greatly exaggerated. The subject of first importance at present is not the origin of the war nor the past conduct of the war—it is the present ...
... in relation to South Africa and the war that we are supposed to be so hopelessly divided. I believe that is greatly exaggerated. The subject of first importance at present is not the origin of the war nor the past conduct of the war—it is the present a ...
... course be indispensable A WHITE MILL MAN’S EXPERIENCE IN SOUTH AFRICA William Phillips White Mill Abergwili has received a long letter from his cousin Dai Rees dated “Cape Town South Africa June 11th 1901” The following extracts from the letter interest ...
... had tried to do their duty to South Africa: and be could quite assure them that those who were fighting in South Africa tholight as much of those at home as those at home thought of them in South Africa. Tuough the war was not quite over, still there were ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA: ATTACK ON THE RAILWAY. The War 01lice met issue.' the following despatch :—' Sunday was the hottest June day ever recorded From Lord Kitchener I. the Seeretary of State i in New York. The thermometer registered 96 for War . deg. in ...