... Trinity College, Du lin. He: was in the British and Indian Armf;; from 1912 to 1920, serving in Ceyloxu‘; India and Africa through the war, a 1 }] in the Afghanistan campaign of 191920, He was then attached to the Britigh Embassay in Tokio and was with ...

... SOUTH AFRICA AND GOLD DESIRABLE, SAYS MR. COSGRAVE|GEN. SMUTS’S — WARNING PEACE STEPS e When an 7rish Independent representative asked Mr. Cosgrave, T.D., for a statement on the resolution passed by the meeting in the Mansion House he said that a fusion ...

... WILD ADVENTURES IN AFRICA BY A FENIAN SUSPECT Forty Years in Africa, By Major T. G, T'revor. (London; Hursz and Blackett, 12/6 net), : Black Frontiers. By Sam Kemp, (London; Harrap., 8/6 net). Wanderings in Wild Africa, By C. T, ~ Stoneham, (London: ...

... THE TARIFF WAR MR. LEMASS'S VIEWS Mr, Lemass, in- reply, said he was not going to undertake to answer all the points of Deputy” MeGilligan, who. had been responsible for the heresy, according to the Cumann na nGaedheal Party, of declaring threo tinves:in ...

... Journalists assembled for any event. A war correspondent said there were more in Belfast for the Churchill meeting than there had been in South Africa during the whole of the Boer campaign! And what a light-hearted, jesting crowd they were! Throughout ...

... development of the Union of South Africa has been carried too far to be brought to a standstill now, declares the statement, and its existence cannot be jeopardiged. ' Those engaged in secondary indus- tries in South Africa are not antagonistic to tariff ...

... the Queen’s children and grandehildren would be better, “aler, and more prudent.” The Boer War. ~ From 1809 until Viectoria’s death, war raged in South Africa. In 1800 she was determined *‘ to press any available measures to put us in a safe poesition ...

... the Government were expecting a war very soon. They were convinced that one of the ways to ensure peace was to make themselves ready for war. Britain's preparations were one of the most effective deterrents against war. Asking for patience until the agreement ...

... will be dealing in the new 3} p.c. War Loan. The -djvidend to be deducted this time becomes payable on December 1 next and reresents the final half-yearly distribufion on the old 5 p.c. War Loan stock which, since the war, has dominated the market for British ...

... Germanyl Linadine £750 8 United States . £5lB 2 Italy «iinn: £4.:9°6 Before the World War U.S.A. had the lowest taxation per head at £1 7s. 11d. and South Africa had the highest at £6 15s. 4d. m‘-—_—.——'—‘———————————————————-——-——-b: ...

... to the policy enunciated since 11114 of not intervening in any foreign disputes or wars, and that they would organise South Africa's defences with an eye to South Africa's own safety and the protection of her neutrality Gen. Hertzog. Prime Minister. will ...

... problem, The economic section is the strongest in the bhook. It is worth noting that South Africa has been enjoying the benefits of intensive S)rotection since the war, and of a completely nationaliced railway system since the Union, and that the main content ...