HC Deb 18 March 1901 vol 91 c220
MR. MACONOCHIE (Aberdeenshire, E.)

I beg to ask the Secretary of State for War if he has yet received any official intimation of the alleged shooting of two British subjects named MacLauglan and Boyd by orders of Commandant Delarey; whether he is aware that Ronald Boyd was a British subject who had only been in South Africa two years, and held a permit from the late Transvaal Government, granted on his taking the oath of neutrality; and whether he will order an official investigation by the authorities on the spot.

MR. BRODRICK

I have no official information of the matter referred to. I will make inquiry.