... BUXOM% TO • BELFAST MAN IN AFRICA. ilk aphasia. tlety to record as bosom' • Sank of le a while bit sea is fast • enemy. We are to Mare that Mr. T. A. Front Is. Delleal. bee pronsotsi so • iii the iVolueteer) Omar& of Elizabeth, Africa. Ur. formerly served ist ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BOERS ACTIVE HOUND LADYSMITH. FIGHTING: BELEAGUERED GARRISON HARD PRESSED. SEVENTY OF THE BUPFOLKB TAKEN ...

... AFTER THE WAR. One of the first purposes of the War Office, soon at the campaign is definitely closed, will be, it is said, r« secure an accurate list of the widowed wives and orphaned children of men who have fought in Africa, Xiord Lansdowne has already ...

... THE WAR. Koberts Advances Again.—Flight of Mi'. Steyn. Infantry Reach Honings Spruit—The Latest from Mafeking.—After the Relief. London, Wednesday. The War Office to-day issued the following despatch : From Lord Roberts to Secretary for War— Hoaingspruit ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. KKUITZINGER DRIVEN ACROSS THE ORANGE. The following telegram from Lord Kitchener has been received at the War Office: • l Pretoria, August 16, 4.80 p,m. General French reports Colonel Gorrhige attacked Kruitzingcr's commandos on 13tli north ...

... War Brevities. Lord Kitchener wires to the War Office The Boers are collecting under De Wet in North- Eastern Orange River Colony. 327 Boers have been accounted for since 4th November. An attack on Pic jUetabnrg was repnlaed. On the anniversary of the ...

... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. DE WET REFUSES TO SURRENDER. —OCCUPATION BETHLEHAM. ESPA T C II FROM LORD ROBERTS. London, Tuesday. Press Association says tlio War Office issued tlie following despatch from Lord Roberts at o’clock to-night : Lord Roberts to Secretary ...

... THE WAR Severe Fighting near Belfast.-* Stubborn Stand of the Boers Boer Attack on Winburg Driven Back with Heavy Loss. —Olivier and his sons Captured. The War OSce issued the following despatches Monday.— Fbom Lord Roberts to the Secretary op State for ...

... WARS SEQUELJS. One of the remote effects of the war which is attracting a good deal of attention in medical circles just now has been very decided increase in certain malady, which prior to the campaign, was almost entirely unknown in this country. This ...

... Commander-in- Chief in South Africa, with Lord Kitchener Chief of Staff. Dec. 19 Regulations issued for employment of Yeomanry and Volunteers in lliouth Africa. Dec. Formation of City of London Volunteer Corps for South Africa announced. Dee, 23 Departure ...

... effective prosecution the war in South Africa, was of opinion now that the course punned by his Majesty’s Ministers and their attitude with regard to settlementdiad not conduced to the early termination of the war and the establishment of a durable peace. Mr ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. GENERAL CLEMENTS’S REVERSE. HEAVY CASUALTIES. The foltowicg telegrams from Lord Kitchens have been isausd by the War OSes: Phrtosia, December 14, 6 p.m. General Clementa has brought in bis force to Commando Nek unopposed. His casualties ...