... THE PniCE OF WAR- AN rNORSIOUS BILL IN LIVES AND Although in several the engagements fought South Africa the losses both sides liave I icon severe, they not total u\> to anything like the fearful mortality which characterised sevcrnl the great ware during ...

... (All Rights Ukhkrvbo.) BOER OR BRITON? OR, EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL WHITES. A TaU of Love and War South Africa, By JAMEB UOKLABE, Author To Avtuy*. Gordon!' 'Darker thorn thalh, lo Hmu, An Secret, lo Life, The Shadow oj the f A Wooing H ttrd Wedding* ...

... LESSONS TOE WAR The severity of an attack which the Opposition threaten the conduct of the war will mitigated by the full from Karl Roberta, which bare just been published. The Field-Marshal masterly history of his own campaign, and bis just but not. ...

... ENDING THE WAR. Comparison has been made between ths ■itus* ion at the cUse of the civil war and the position In which the Bowrs found theraaelve* during tho cloeing elagw •! ths South African war. Tbs cases, bowevsr, not continuously psrsllsl, and for ...

... THE WAR HONOURS. Friday night's is*us of tlie tiazettr contained the first list of the honours (or service* the war in South Africa up to the time of Roberts's dejiarture on November 29th, 1900. The list i» tremendously long one. and inclmles G.C.M.G ...

... wtudy ea wa think, to reply to of the attack! aa critkfmna kara baen mute the war. They ere. (or the meat part, attaeka aa eritieiama not hare been uttwed ba ooadcot war proepmed frcmlbaewtaat. Il the firat piece. Hr. ba to goeetioa often Baked—why the ...

... THE BOER WAR THE SITUATION. •ftuation in South Africa baa quktad down somewhat sine# the dkaatrous attack mafe by Botha on Colonel Benson’s column. Botha •ppanmtly has continued his lino of ratraat which should bring him aTentually to Dalagoa Bay rail ...

... WASTE OF HOUSES IN WAR Attention ha* lieen very properly drawn an extraordinary development of War office gance. Every officer who goe* out to South Africa take*, a* * rule, two with him; and it i* «1-ulated tliat home* coat not far short of £5O tor the ...

... in South Africa the Urgent army that had ever left these shoe s, bad united people in this country and in every part of th • Empire, and with these forces on our side, moral and material, success was certain. Now that the war bad been entered upon, it must ...

... i (All Rkhkhvkd.) BOER BRITON? OK, UIUHI'S FOR ALL WHITES. Tale of Lore and War in South Africa, Bt JAMES SKIPP BOKLABE. Author of To Aveng« (Jordon! Durtor Oku Inulk, Hi to Hum, An Ocean Etrret rtt'-UU'l '0 Life, “The Shadow tho Knot, '•' A H’ootn'j ...

... SUGGESTIONS FOR ENDING THE WAR, Speaking crowded Unioniat Leicester Wednesday niglil, Mr. Winston Churchill, M.P.. denied that exaggerated when recently said the in South Africa not lew dangerous than two years ago. The tank waa still unbundled. and the ...

... THK WAR Heilhron. O. R. Colony, 23th Auruat, 19. Drnr Sir and Brothar.—After Tong I will try and give a few detaila to our work, Ac., since writing to you Inat. do not remember the place from where Inal wrote you; but since then have been having pretty ...