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... Mr. Chamberlain to cover our two Republics with soldiers, the war would be pursued with the same determination in the British Colonies of South Africa. The war has spread all over South Africa. The executions in Cape Colony do nut intimidate Afrikanders ...
... were Mr. Chamberlain to cover our two Republics with soldiers, war would be persued with tho same determination the British Colonies of South Africa. The war has spread all over South Africa. The executions in Cape Colony not intimidate Afrikanders. They ...
... ON WAR SURGERY. Sir William MacCormao delivered a short paper before the aimy section of the British Medical Association at Cheltenham on Thursday morning on the subject of War Surgery: Old and New. Tim character of gunshot wounds, be said, bad completely ...
... message dee patch from Lord Kitchener to Secretary lot War was issued by the War Office t'nia evening':— ...
... Lord Kitchener on the 4th July authorising the grant of lt EXPENDITURE THE WAR. Lord STANLEY, replying to Mr. Llovd George, «aid the uppmximate expenditure on war in South Africa from l*t April to 31rt July amounted to £25,750.000, but this included large ...
... RECRUITS. Captain NORTON asked whether it had been brought to the notice of the Secretary of State for War that the last batch of police and Yeomanry recruits were of such low standard from a medical point of view that number of them went into hospital ...
... point of new bis conduct of the war had not been a ancoeas, and the condition of affaire in Africa to-day proof of that. Than from the standpoint of the future of Booth Africa, Lord Roberta’ policy sad caadact of the war been dismal aad hideous failure ...
... benefits over large area. Dealing with the subject of army remounts. the report contains the following recommendation The war in South Africa has brought the matter more prominently forward, and has made the Commission aware of deficiencies existing, and the ...
... that with small increase in the. t'kzation the country had been able bring a conclusion one of the greatest wars. )H‘rliapH the greatest war, which mankind had been engaged in. he. thought they would bo satislied that the Government had not extravagantly ...
... MR. DILLON AND VLAKFONTEIN. Mr. DILLON asked the Secretary for War whether the night of the May the British forces Ylakfoatein retired under cover of the night Naauwpoort Nek, leaving all their wounded in the camp at Vlakfontein, and whether the wounded ...
... SATUKDAY, AUGUST 3, 1901. Loan KiTcHuttca’a deapatchea of Thnraday’s data reveal an extremely grave condition of aflatte in South Africa. Hitherto when intelliganoe of Boer atrocities haa reached this country there haa been a dispoeition to attribute them to ...
... DEATH OF MR. BRODRICK.S WIFE. Mr. DILLON, on rising put ouewt ion the Financial for War, aaid—l desire to expmw my profound sympathy with the Secretary of State for War (Mr. Brodrick) in the great affliction which has befallen him. (Hear.) Lord STANLEY—On ...