... liatuu, damn, damn,” to those who were carrying oa the South African war. Mr. Wright, Birmingham, wan ashamed of his country. Bobbery and murder were being carried ou iu South Africa, and yet it was dangerous to open one’s mouth. Dr. Darby said calm and ...

... distribution of stores in South Africa and proposals for future organisation. This report was called for by the Secretary for War in May, 1900, and was submitted in May last, after Colonel Lucas had visited South Africa for the purpose of local inquiry ...

... and civilians, who, with their various units, have rendered special and meritorious service in connection with the war in Sooth Africa. The despatch is in continuation of one dated April 2, in which Lord Roberta brought to notice the names of certain ...

... upon whom the King has bo -n pleased to confer varions honours in recognition of their services in connection with ths war in South Africa. The following is list of the officers and men belonging to Irish regiments whose sccvioes have received recognition ...

... of affairs in the island, the inhabitants emigrated to Sooth Africa by hundreds, so that the population in 1890 stood at 4 100 In the last ten years also large number emigrated to South Africa. The mortality, except during the epidemic of measles and influenza ...

... full. The one subject of absorbifig public interest, says Mr. Rattigan, is still the war in South Africa, and the settlement which is to follow. Believing the war to be just and necessary, I am in favour of its vigorous and rigorous prosecution to the ...

... issued. The d«- positions were their way from South Africa. Sir Oeroge Lewis, for the prisoner. pmt««ted against the proceedings. The prisoner was remanded, bail being refused. Dr. Krause left South Africa on four months' leave. He was returning, but waa ...

... of the interest, and, in some cases, flattery England. Strange, indeed, at this particular turn the fortunes of the war in South Africa, that Hr. Theodore Roosevelt with so much Dutch blood in his veins should find himself President of the great Republic ...

... on service Sooth Africa. We were at first naturally rather anxious about him, but time went without bis being wounded getting seriously ill we became lees so until I think tbs feeling entirely passed away. Early in October orders wars sent him proceed ...

... inmate of the Milford Workhouse for some time, during which she was receiving money from the War Office in conse tiucnce of her husband serving in South Africa. The hearing of the case was very protracted, after consultation, the majority of the Bench ...

... Austro-Prussian war with 46.000 60.000.000 Denmark (1864) Austro-Prussian war 6.000 7.000.000 45.000 64,000.000 (1870) - Turkish war (1877) 250.000 224,000.00§ Tht* South African war ban cost u« far, according to the name authority, the liven of 40.000 and ...

... of Inquiry met again to-day. The first witness was Admiral Higginson, who commanded the battleship Massachusetts daring the war. In reply to the qaestioo, put by Board. Was every effort made Admit al Scblev capture the Colon as she lay anchor iii >hs trbour ...