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... by Mr Mead at Marlborough Street London for preparing BIRMINGHAM MAIL WARNING TO RAILWAYMEN MB J H THOMAS & THE BRIGHTON STRIKE TO AVOID Mr J H Thomas MP of of Rail-way men in a to attention been called of Strike Committee upon railwaymen of most emphatic ...
... interests tha HAMILTON APPOINTED ' LONDON OF ' Of to General Sir GC-B D8O of of Sir 8mitb-Dorrien GGB GCMG DJEkO baa post 1812 Boer 1881 work African to OftVe Military Secretary- After holding noafc I of 1915 or Dardanelles till back! in following to report ...
... stories of their experiences in the Crimea, th© Indian Mutiny, Persia, amd China, while there was one survivor Hill and th© Boer war of 1881, Coloursergeant Birch, late King's Royal Rifles, who was present, representing the South African Service Association ...
... to* Ctctofaer 1898. ended with the retor Sr* t of the Republic, and its war storm, to f . caoiux un> wwm ta* Mrs- Um fuDoas Boer ** u-rej»r»bi* blow. At toe mb«j . :rrj,a «sr clouds were jfsAheriEg Ccnersl = ti» wife bred st Potcbeieteoom. Hers oo *• «»-5> ...
... disturbance arose the Transvaal, with Majuba following. It will be remembered that early in 1881 the Government sent out force to Capetown deal with the Boers. The Rev. J. Batts, who published a book entitled Pretoria from Within during the War 1899-1900 ...
... Liberal Government had been power the Jameson Raid would have occurred? “ No,” cheere and counter-cheers, and voice: ” What about 1881?”) He condemned the imposition of martial law in South Africa strengthening tb© ranks of the enemy, and subjecting ourseKes ...
... t ' , Wa ara .*> aast ! (quietly) Hooray! , Although thrr. i. forth* mrioon from “PouA in tbs Highbury albums between 1881 and IW3, there aubsaquant picture 1882. The member for U'mc Birmingham, in company with Mr. Gladstone, a»s*ed Red Indians m ...
... wounded the Boers during the fight Vlakfontein 291h May, 1901 Private D. Chambers, H” Company, Ist Battalion Derbyshire Regiment.—“ Whilst lying wounded the ground I saw Boer shoot two of our wounded who were lying on the ground near me This Boer also find ...
... and thare wwn aaeta. The bankrupt oh*. nunned hnsiaam an iioo om«t in 1881 with capital amounting to £76. In entered into partnership with Mesna, Alfred Payne, Samuel Upton, and Thomas Wright, and they oommemd business in Gifford Street as cycle aoMsorib ...
... ell in it. power to eectire bis return, was moved by Thomas Evans, who offered little frea criuoitm upon Mr. King’s eiaction address. Mr, King, said, dwalt pathetically upon the miseries which the Boers had had to endure, but said nothing of tha miseries ...
... all in its power to secure his return, was moved Thomas Evans, who offered little free criticism upon Mr. King’s election address. Mr. King, be said, dwelt pathetically upon the miseries which the Boers had bad endure, but he said nothing of the miseries ...
... free from lest the follies 1881 might repeated. The correspondence read out both of Parliament yesterday will go far relieve the apprehensions that have haunted them. The DsJy Newa says that lord Salisbury's answer the Boers is only what waa expected ...