... Artillery, lale Wight. A ttailtog guomakur and inter national tame, la intemew, said that the rent out Sooth Africa war* at the raamencrateiit the war belie*oil be of sofficicaUy loog raoRB. Moreorar, they wore com par ati rely portabla moat that could bo ...

... would prove equally abutlivc. war South Afri*i was begun self-defence, and every new piece of infoniu.tma served to the impartial spectator that had to come some time other if were nviiiUain our place South Africa. Thu war bad been brought home the recent ...

... uatnedintely. The oorpe war only disembodied few months ago, when a was promised exemption from this year, sod the present query regarded as preUminirT to being asked to tallow the North and South Cork MiUua Regiments Sooth Africa for war gcr rice. The men ...

... Tlii' Martd by in the South Africa War has Dot rrerfrnl i-a tahrh it nerd* the toesMciS ham row* through from the War Currespoßdrat's which amnoelly l*» •oiklßS ereatoln the form of rraali* ef article *• jrlha* th>- War. Ur*ef hem. (■ to-«t>Ji‘, Wrrtlit ...

... for service, and 1,586 ate hospital. Total (exclusive of sick and wounded men now in hospital South Africa 1. 39,057. CASUALTIES SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office lart eveoiag the (ollewia* list Manhsir* Horee* Trooper W. Koo*. Slh eufllb Madonl lieaimeel ...

... command of the Imperial Yeomanry. The garrison do not believe the enemy will come up to the scratch. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War ...

... DEATHS SOI Til AFRICA. The War Office issued the following telegram from the ' leneral lines to the for War ■ Cara Tows. ScTriintv. 4.15 r.m. •• Onrer A. W. (Uilham, Royal Horse died November 23rd ; No, 13203, I Invar Charles -Skelton. Army Service Corps ...

... rejoin before the lltb iost. PRESENTS FOR TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office has supplied the follawing list of articles British troops Sooth Africa prepared from the best available at the War Odke, but it does not pretend to be exhaustive, sad is published ...

... aoroaolule calliog to armont aero the higheat offirere hnngt waaaarahle dutaoce the aue teeafal eooelowoo of the war. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH _ AFRICA. The War n«re aAerwwa Med the fellow- OeMrh lrc» d “Mral O—eatftM. C »Seii»» (p Omas tr» Ra«Uad lllh ApHI ...

... made laUi. i» aUegeri that Mr. Botha led rebel commando. Several ■taxational arresU are anticipated. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tbe War OflW tott Iwd following fma> toeOcaeralalComarankattooe:- „ r«sr*t.Ties «:xit Z»Nr aid fUtuUlMi KJO»«—KlUrtl J. Monl*i> ...

... and will afterward* proceed Dslsgua Bay. wbrnee, it is stated, aha will convey Mr. Kruger to Holland. CASUALTIES .SOUTH AFRICA. ni» War Office Lvi »i«ht th» fuilTWiaf, (ran Cape Towm Foltuoias deatbo have tUopinfenlriD- W.irwtckutire K^rincßt-Mnte K Cuoly ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. ili The War O&e last issued the followia* Ist Welsh Kedmrat—Wooßded. Pr.ntss/o. Ulan, O. Kirby. J. Pwasn. J. KewtU, C Wspheea M. O. Mrsr, sad D Pxwe. Ist Vurkshlre Us«fa«t-Wc*h4eA. Colour-Ssegsaal J PsU. HargaaM K. KsUh. Dnansinsr ...