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... TIIE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. LATEST WAR TELEGRAMS. From Lard Kitchener, Pretoria, Friday : Colonel Grey with the New Z !slanders and Bushmen, vigorously attacked the enemy nett mites west of Ventenburg, completely routing about 800. The Bcers left four dead ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War OLe on Monday afternoon issued a very brief report from Lord Kitchener, who, telegraphing at 7 that day, from Peek - rigs, stated that the number of Boers killed, taken prisoners, or surrendered during the last mxith was ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office on Monday night issued th following :—2nd Royal Warwick Regiment : 8,229 Private F. Taylor was dangerously ill at Wynberg on Nov. 23rd. ...
... welfare workers in Rugby for similar period. He saw active service in three wars, in the Soudan, in South Africa and in 1914—18 war. and after his retirement from the Army after this war took up work for the benefit of ex-Servicemen. including work as secretary ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Once on Monday afternoon issued a very brief report from Lord Kitchener, who, telegraphing at a.m. that day, from Pretoria, stated that the number of Boers killed, taken prisoners, or surrendered during the last month ...
... Knox, expressing the Government's gratitude for the services rendered by this force in South Africa War Office, London, S.W Siz,—The Secretary of State for War directs me to acquaint you that in the opinion of her Majestys Government the time has now come ...
... North Road, who died iS, hediped ohn, a engineer, ved in Clifton since 1960 with his wife Marrret He served in North Africa uring the war and also worked abroad in Turkey, Nigeria (where he met his wife) and Kuwait. ~He played a leading r.nf in the l(r ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office on Monday night issued the following : —2ad Royal Warwick Ragiment : 3,229 Private F. Taylor was dangerously ill at Wynberg on Nov. 23rd. Lord Roberts reports from Johsnnesburg on Mooday that Colonel Fanshawe bad ...
... Desert Defences L—THE LIBYAN FRONT Owrwiiat) (it adtuabU to road this article in eonjunetwn with a map of North- Most Africa). THE war areas of tba Middle East, widely separated though they are, have this in common, that they are desert areas, and military ...
... HISTORYMAN 2.00: NETWORK EAST 2.40: FILM: BITTER VICTORY (1957) — Two officers on a mission in North Africa in World War |l find themselves fighting a personal war of jealousy and nivalry ...
... KILSBY War Two families in the village mourn the lots of sons in the Great War. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ward have received official notification that their youngest son, Chas. Walter Herbert Ward, acting leading stoker in the Boys! Navy, reported missing in ...
... various regions of central Africa after the war. Mr West, an Old Daventrian, is the youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs Arthur West of Box Tree House, Braunston. He worked in this country for only a short period after the last war and then took up a teaching ...