... upon Pretoria. As it is, the calculations of our military council at the War Office have been upset by the feeble estimates of our intelligence department in South Africa. When war was declared it was supposed that the Boer fighting force numbered no more ...

... proceeding in a desultory way. He hoped it might shortly be succeeded by a lasting peace and the development of South Africa. As the war as a war was at an end, the special prayers ordered might now cease. DE NET'S C 1 The story of one of the most brilliant ...

... was false to say that England made war to destroy the Republics and to gain the gold there. There has been for the last seventeen years a conspiracy by the Republican party to seize British South Africa, and the war preparations were taken on such a colossal ...

... of soldiers settling in South Africa after the war was now under consideration by departmental committee. Questioned by Mr. MacNeili, Mr. WYNDHAM stated that Lord Stanley, M.P., was serving as chief Press censor in Africa, three other M.P.’s were acting ...

... Junction and Barghersdorp. MONTHLY STATEMENT OF CASUALTIES. London, Monday Night.—The War Office to-nigbt issued the monthly statement casualties in South Africa daring the war. In the month April 7 officers and 79 men were killed ; officers and 249 men were ...

... chairman of the Congregational Union of Booth Africa, delivered an addreee on the outlook of the denomination in Booth Africa. He expressed regret that ha was precluded the assembly from discussing the war, be wonld say that the eaUd phalanx of the clergy ...

... Stafford Saturday presented to local Yco* men and Volunteers the Sonth Africa War Medal, but said he was not going to make a speech, because there had been too much speaking about the war and too much criticism and fault-finding with those .who had difficult ...

... Mr. Chamberlain to cover our two Republics with soldiers, the war would be pursued with the same determination in the British Colonies of South Africa. The war has spread all over South Africa. The executions in Cape Colony do nut intimidate Afrikanders ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office bee issued the following : Royal loniekilling Fthillere 8230 Private J. Doherty died from enterio at Middelburg. December 1. The following men was dangerously ill at John• neeburg. Deoember 1 : —2d Royal Dublin ...

... AT THE WAR OFFICE LAST NIGHT. I LONDON, MONDAY NIOHT.—The following casualty lid was issued at the War Office at 11.30 to•night, and it was then stated that there would be nothing , more issued to•night General Buller to the Secretary for War. SPEARYAN'II ...

... SETTLEMENT OF SOUTH AFRICA Mr. R. B. Haldane, M.P., addressing a meeting of his constituents in Haddington on Friday night. He dealt specially with the question the settlement of South Africa after the war. favoured giving quickly as was consistent with ...

... ite candidate, when was defeated by 31 vote* in a total poll of 1.237. After tbs outbreak of the Transvaal war went out to Sooth Africa as war correspondent, and, at the request of Mr. Kruger, organised the Second Irish Brigade, which operated in Natal ...