... FROM TO-DAY S LONDON PAPERS. SOI TM AFRICA. the the WAR (FBOM TBK STAN OAHU CORRUrOSDUX.) The llocr women who have jut been brought the concenlrauoo camp, their hosbanda being commando, in their axprewao of belief that spite of all (bat has happened lately ...

... -ta^# TV« Jewellery ftt>U*j. - oi *rttelf» «i*cuMtl » wwm) Mai ot vorkMM.—M OnJlaa JOiliaPTi.l ~iA*nj CASUALTIES SOUTH AFRICA. The War OSr* «a Hatartar naang iaaMd lb# fel Htlrble Ikree ef tae WoaaMd Ufeairr tad Nwta SUSeidetafe teaiwrel. «he wen leaertea ...

... U> paeuaonia only a day two before Urn date fixed for return to Africa, where had bees in eommaod of tbe Second C.iralry Brigade. Ilia repmoot. the l«th 11 unart. waa in Africa when the war broke ant, and with it look pert first action at Hill, and alto ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. War lUm faSavtcf : C Mwal Cwwaankattooa to .Seereuryel Orlnby. djwwry. Moo. lu.t.- lM CoUBSChI Bucm-Prtnu W. ruamid. (Wtet »owd. rtartTan Wot Yarta Infant—Upe»-CoTpar»lM. TUI. *OOO4. Ka(c«wt-6«U R.f.A.— ...

... olf.'where, rcturoin}' from booth Africa, tLe War Odice tun liml under eoi- # siucra'ioji tneaus preveolmg the iqJis, crim:oave treating of aoldiar* hy their re. laiiuna ami friend*. A letter has benn addressed Iho War Od>c* In the price ips I raihrsysia ...

... to public to provide extra warm clothing tor the troops in South Africa, War Office would undertake that any sent oat thould expeditiously distributed immediately on arrival South Africa. Mr. WVNDUAH said could only repeat that every effort would mads ...

... Cotenrl Meyrisk atid the troops iu ,-ooth Africa war* amaretl that the Covernmen! at home (lid not ratw their band and atop pro-Boos, whose speeches and tactics encouraged the enemy in the field to contlouc the war. With the large majority had its back the ...

... ami to tora toe leal tank ahOai oorptairad. Major-Uaanal K. B. 8. Ilad. Br.wr-lJ to to Major Oraoral tto MtoA to (tooth Africa. WAR Omf-T, Feu. M*t.i, Jvas 12. 1800. I : wlW*eUeeed to be Sacead Ueetooaau let DraaoMO Unarl. Llaoumaiia 11. 11. (lania, from ...

... Miiniaa The Tfjtdaa of Boda Heath raporta dor la,- a Gout dinner the Laipm* k'ranoa Joaapk raaiarkad a deputy that (ha Sooth Africa* war tfca moat tntermUng racrml. The oaaifaere of kaLyiieh that falter, had taken pro«a>( that the Brnobcra had hat none of then ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. War Office last ercoiag issued the following Frea. Cape Town, te rnm vcwra* wi Secretary til State for ar ruti.At.THw. anasosTsa. resa. Following are unwoonded pnaooertof srar: -Cape Ftoncet Railway SegimeDt- A. 'V. SteebeUasAG ...

... (or South Afru-a, ■*kd again at o’clock. h*»iof on 740 k*»es. which number 116 were am barked at ‘^■•eMiowa. SOUTH AFRICA. SOUTH COLONV, war armal.) A party .»f the enemy baa entered this di»- trkl from Vkbplaate. and Houwer are said be in command. Our acoula ...

... It is reported that two members the Colonial Parliament are among the number id those who Dordrecht. CASUALTIES SOUTH AFRICA. lbs War OfiesyesUrdsjr afternoon roesfse* the mhjotoed Jsspslrii fram atr fcadvsvv Bailer, dated Led?- The laUewtm bar* died from ...