... conflagration of war to prevent • gradual resumption of normal life, and the gradual restoration of the conquered territories. Antwerp has proved irreeponsive to the 'impala to boycott British shipping sea protest against the South African war. Tuesday night's ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. Lord Kitchener, in •despatch lensed on Monday by th e War Office, states that Sam the 15th the British cclomns report 43 Boers killed, 25 wounded, 190 prisoners, and 1.26 surrendered, and the capture of large quantities of stock, de. Fe ...

... Powers:continurkto be of a friendly character. I regret that the.war in South Africa has not yet been concluded, though the course of .oper- Mims has been favourable to our ar1128.1 The area of the war has been largely reduced,land industries are being resumed ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. Lord Kitchener telegraphs that since 24th June the following Boer losees had been reported :-14 killed. 60 wounded. 160 prisonera. and 136 surrendered. A large quantity of war material wan captured. Cape Town reports regarding the Boer invasion ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. Lard Kitchener's weekly report states that 163 Boers were killed, taken prisoners, or war rendered, and confirms the previous reports as to the disorganised and broken-up condition of the Boers in the North-Eastere portion of Orange River ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. Further successes have been achieved by the British columns engaged In clearing the Boers out of Caps Colony. The Boers in Barkley East district admit that they have lost 150 men killefl, aaptured, and deserted within the last two months ...

... IN SOUTH AFRICA. The hot, still mist of a tropic dawn Somme deadens the white fort's blinding glare, Lad the birds to the forest depths have gone, Aad the serpent to his lair And the trampled gramme droop forlorn O'er a white face lying there. So still ...

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... , STATESMEN AND SOUTH AFRICA. Gone Liberals are unreasonable in asking the Government to state their terms of peace to South Africa. The Boers are still at war *lb England ; there is no suspension of hostilities as the u , ual preliminary of peace ; the ...

... THE WAR Tins has been the most important week of the campaign in South Africa. Would that we could describe it as the most successful for our empire's arms! Unfortunately the reverse has to be written. On Monday the sad news of General Gatacre's punishment ...

... had now passed away. There was nothing of • serious character on which be could dwell except the sad and lamentable war in South Africa ; yet there be rather deprecated the spirit of penguins which extended over all public expressions of opinion. He saw ...

... THE WAR Last. week there was too much war news—of the sort; this week there has been practically none, beyond a dismal list of killed, wounded, and missing, totalling up to 7,0471 Bad as was the reverse of General °steer°, it was not so damaging as that ...