... British troops are anxious to pot hands upon him. That both Mr. Kruger and Mr. Steyn will be forbidden to re-enter South Africa cnee the war is over is foregone conclusion. As the old saying if. a* they have made their bed*, »o they must lie themand ft only ...

... policy, but they make a durable or effective impression out British public feeling, which is am sound as ever about South Africa, hating war but recognising it a necessity and determined not to be chested of its remits. ----E : NEW SERVICE UNIFORM FOR OFFICERS ...

... official head reapontible for everything that goes wrong. Had there been no Sooth Africa* War sprang upon the eoantry Wrd Lantdowoe would, in dno course, have left the War Office without stain hi* official character. Bad any other Minister filled bis place ...

... which need not be pursued beyond this etoranlary point, that we had to chooee between accepting defeat in South Africa and European war with more than one great Power **a?btod’of the satisfaction of thwarting u. d tt armis and in their own person, the ...

... oonduc the campaign South Africa, is second-hand or thirdhand. There are, for instance, rather hysterica persons like Miss Hobbonse. who to South Africa with an idee/i« that brutality is too awful English army engaged in unjust war P Mias Hobhouse. for example ...

... grudgingly assented to further war expenditure, which will bring the total cost of the war to sixty-one millions sterling. This will provide for everything far as can be calculated till February Ist, including two months of war full pressure, afterwards a ...

... plucky fight you It’s mam Wthy than you usual stylo o’ war. Bat wa cannot ’alp demandin’ if yon wasn't just afraid. Why tbs you didn’t try it before. Ton ’are played game of skulkin’ since the blessed war » We ’urn never bad fair u’ open test. Bat w’aa it ...

... all kinds is in demand. Indeed, there will, no doubt, be great British into South Africa when the war is orer. So muoh has been said and written about the soene >f the war that not only the ex-republics, but also the t« colonies, and especially Natal, now ...

... conferred on him th. diiitinguished honour of C M G. Dr Stoker was the originator of the idea of sending private to South Africa, and war practically the f the Portland, Longman and Irish h He was mentioned most honorably by Kitchener for the admirable work ...

... one who has had friends or relatives the front, and thus personal interest is taken all that affects the fate of South Africa. The war has had, too, the curious result, the Crimea had, of rending the Liberal party in twain, and creating a new organisation ...

... that afflict mankind. The Daily Chronicle” remarks that a grandson of Daniel O’Connell has lost his life in South Africa, Before Qie war began he went out to Johsnneabnrg as a clerk in the Consolidated Investment Company. When hostilities began he volunteered ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. We have every reason to be satisfied with the general military situation in Sooth Africa, and when all the facts connected with the campaign come to be known and divested of the superfluous details which usually accompany newspaper ...