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... Appointment. Major If. M. Darand, 1).5.0.. who ha- lkee• appointed a, Ceneral Staff r, Grade, °.ervPil througlurat the South Africa. War. when wal ta:ee eoacdt.d. 11. took pan in the on Kimberley, ineludiein actioia. at Beirtintit. Mcdder 11:v4.r and Magersfonte;n ...
... trooper, was invalided home from South Africa after the war. and a few days ago visited Edinburgh to inspect the monument erected on the Castle Esplanade to the memory of the men of the Scottish Home who fell in the war. His surprise may be imagined on his ...
... BLOCKHOUSE WARFARE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Interesting are the episodes of the South African War recalled by Ole Luke Oie in The Great Tab Dope: and Other Stories (Blackwood and Sons). Here is an extract dealing with the mingled tedium and excitement of ...
... the dead; while to the large maj.srity of people whose knowledge of geography was meagre, his long sojourn in the wilds Africa WAR altogether inexplicable. His friend, Sir Roderick Murchison, the President of the Royal Geographical Society, invited him ...
... is we have done in South Africa ? The war was an unjust war; an unnecessary war; in my opinion a thoroughly inglorious war ; but we are told that the Ministry are not responsible for it. But after Sir Bartle Frere had gone to ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. • Our own view, u our readers know very well, says the Speaker, is that we had in this war an opportunity of rendering a supreme service to humanity by a sensitive attachment to the strictest rules of civilised warfare. The growth ...
... THE WAR IN S 0 - UT H AFRICA. No news has beet received from Lord Kitchener for several .days and the Jingoes are aimbeas as to what is going oust the beat. They will not much comfort froVlowing statement by the Dully Maily`Capetown as correspondent ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. - - - -- Further correspondence respecting the adairs of South Africa has been issued. It comprises 60 d ' espatches and covers the period from September 5, 1879, to February 19, 1830, inclusive. no documents relate chiefly to arrangements ...
... SWIBB SOrTH AFRICA. Basutoland has been described -and with juetioe—as the Switzerland of South Africa. It is a land of pieturtaique mountain and stream, and people—a branch of the mixed negroid race known as Bantus--have many of the sturdy qualities ...
... MOBILITY IN SOUTH AFRICA. A curtain of darkness is still drawn between us and the theatre of war, says the Sportster. All we have learnt during the past week is that Botha and his force have not been captured, though it is not absolutely certain that ...
... THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. It is to the new colonies, declares Mr. John Buchan in The African Colony. that we must look for the motive power of union as well as for consolidating influence in South Africa: They must long continue to be the most important ...
... TRAVELS IN CENTRAL AFRICA. Mr. Herbert Ward, a prominent member of the Stanley Expedition, who has lately returned to England prior boa journey tothe United States,delivered the other evening at MiU.hiil a very interesting_ leeburg based on his travels ...