... connection with the conccnti ation camps South Africa. The growing feeling that some other method of disposing of the inhabitants the country is advisable” is not confined to Pretoria or to South Africa; it is shared in by officials at home. At nearly ...

... FOB SOUTH AFRICA. SOME WOULD-BE EMIGRANTS. the result of Hr- Chamberlain’s recent speech at the Imperial Institute, when etronglj supported the scheme of the United British Women’s Emigration Association for eendinc women out to South Africa, on the conolution ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. SUCCESS BY THE NATIONAL SCOUTS. The War Office Saturday issued the following despatch from Lord Kitchener to the Secretary ol State for War: Peetobia, Friday, February 21. 4 p.m. * Colonel Park, with moon ted troops and Nations! Scoots, ...

... Justice Kekewich. This is not the only manner in which the legal profession is closely associated with the war. Three of the leading figures in South Africa are members the English Bar. Sir Alfred Milner and President Steyn are members of the Inner Temple, while ...

... in South Africa, which the Government are now accepting. A telegram from Ottawa, of Sunday’s date, states that, tho War Office having accepted the offer of the Canadian Government to raise G(X> more mounted troops for service in South Africa, the Militia ...

... MR RHODES ON THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. Cape town, M olneeday. Rholes today opened the simnel Congress of the South African League. He said that Party Government was essential. To belong to no party, but to vote aixonling to conscience, was excellent ...

... Losses in the War. The War Office last evening issued an abstract of casualties to the South African Field Force to the 23rd inst, from which it appears that 250 officers and 2,415 men have been killed, 902 officers and 11,496 men wounded, 72 officers ...

... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. DE WET’S FLIGHT. In Touch with Baden-Powell.— British Surrender Demanded. More Boer Surprises, (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) Pretoria Saturday. General De Wet appeared yesterday to the north of Commando Nek, which is commanded General Ba ...

... THE BOER WAR. Nawa hat just reached us that in quiet corner of Ballygawley few nights ago two young nun holding important positions in town differed on the subject of the present war in South Africa, with the result that regular John Sullivan combat took ...

... PRISONERS OP WAR. officially informed that, in consequence of communication from the military authorities Scuth Africa, the Secretary of Slate for War has. order to prevent any further misapprehension on the subject, decided that application will be ...

... OTHERWISE—WAR. London, Tuesday. , The Press Association states that an official despatch was issued from the Colonial Office to-night giving the terms of the Boer ultimatum, received Sir Alfred Milner from the British agent at Pretoria, dated yesterday—The ...

... CASUALTIES IN WAR. OFFICIAL BTATEMWT. The War Office haa issued the following memo* randum with respect to army casualties: In consequence of inquiries constantly made as to casualties to soldiers the field, is thought advisable to publish some statement ...