... in South Africa. The more men who can be induced to settle there the better for everybody. That is admitted. But the question is not an easy one, and can only be solved by the Imperial Government lending a ready ear to those in South Africa who are thoroughly ...

... which bclieres, not that all wars are tmjust, but that this war is un1just; that we were wrong evren in pro- t ikonting thuo moderate terms of September 8, i and that the Boo- were entirely right in ?? South Africa into war rather than (1) grant a genuine ...

... was admiratioit for the R-ctorial horses. iLacughterI) It' thy' had had a sufliciellt riunthlr of their breed in Sooth Africa the war would not haven la,,tecl so lolitg. hfis9 sgecond reflection was: Sulp- pttsintg atn intelligent foreigne~r had been wvalkiitg ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SURRENDERED BURGHERS. RELEASE REFUSED. BULLER'S SHARP REPRISAL. OPERATIONS AGAINST DE WET. A POSITION TArEN2. REPORTED OCCUPATION OF JIAMUXSMI IT I. PAARDEKOP, August 5. General Buller having been informed that 'Acting Field Cornet ...

... isquith, on ques- tions of reorganwization in South Africa. Tihe chief lessorn of the war, says Lord Rosebery, is the necessity of putting the kmpire on a busi- ness footing. The reorgan.z-ation of tho War (ffice and of the national defences is one great ...

... and in South Africa before the war, with results that ]Kimberley, Mafe- king, and Ladysmith will long remember. Some sensible people condemned this policy as likely to result in disaster to ourselves ; and every loyal man in South Africa bitterly condemns ...

... TELEGRAM. DETAILS OF THE PEFEAT. The followinig uriis issued from the War Office at half-past twolve oil Siiturdiiy mornilg:- Fromt General Bluiller to Secretary of State for War. Chirveloy Camlp, Dec. 15, 6.20. I regret to repolt serious reverse. I ...

... issued three years ago by Messrs. Boussod, I Valadon, and Co. Several of the leading publishers have books on South Africa and the War nearly ready for issue. Messrs. Evre and Spottiswoode ai- nounce, for September, The Leaguer of -Lady- smith,' bv ...

... date of their departure is not known. -Reuter. OUR CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. A War Office return, issued last night, of the total casualties reported since the beginning of the war, up to and including the week ending Satur- day last, gives the following ...

... reputations. He settled the commandeering question-a very -awkward one-with the Transvaal. and his firmness saved South 'Africa fromn war over the attempted'Boer trek into Mashonalarid. 'Lord Roberts's proclamation to the inhabitants of the Orange River Colony ...

... THE DUTCH AND THE WAR. [By F. NORREYS CONNELL.] ,Now that the war in South Africa seems, however slowly, to be drawing towards its end, while clouds which overshadow even it bulk hourly greater on the, horizon, it is interesting to note the views of thinking ...

... a whole. Referring to the war in South Africa he says: Now that we are face to face with a General Election, it is time for Liberals to drop differences of opinion as to the war now . dragging to a conclusion in South Africa. We can- not undo what has ...