... AFRICA. BOEES DISCUSS PEACE. WHY THE STRUGGLE IS CONTINUED. (Press Association War Special.) JOHANNESBURG, Wednesday.—On several the belief has been held that a meeting the Boers in the field discuss the question surrender, Delarey from Western Tranvaail ...

... may be brought about. The ” Libre Parole” pees in thq note England's weariness of the war, and is convinced that eho desires peace. IRISH YEOMAN .WOUNDED. The War Office reports—74th Company (Irish) Imperial Yeomanry, 32519 private J, Darlington was ...

... II AFRICA Laagers captured. 'p Haul prisoners. 'Outer’s Telegram.) oi>e. c».p» t ' pa*: ten days have resulted in «M* y Bel* t ' laag-ew with between thirty ' « and quantity waggons and p t}-*-, War Special.) , W; ' Tuesday.—Lord j the successful rfl ...

... SOUTH AFRICA 200 BOERS. The Daily Mai!” Pretoria correspondent teleigraphs yesterday—The Boer delegates are still 'here awaiting the final reply of the British) Government the last demands which they submitted. The receipt of this document, which is expected’ ...

... SOUTH AFRICA LATEST PEACE NEWS- LAAGER AND 55 MEN CAPTURED. The Exchange Telegraph Company issued the following statement late last night:—“News of the highest importance, which will probably indicate the result of the peace negotiations, is momentarily ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. ATTEMPTED RESCUE OF VILJOEN. WET ENGAGED. KITCHENER TWEE IX DISASTER. A Reuter’s telegram, dated Heilbron. 17th I’ebruary, says Do Lisle’s and Faushaw’s columns yesterday engaged Wet, with, a large number cf Boers, at Trommel, thirty miles ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. COST OF THE WAR. BORROWI\G EXHAUSTEP. eau. TAX SrCeiESTi:i), tern. lA* Tlee▪ OWN!. have re. Mar.*. M. Bert. had •s• 1111.•••••• wow* WWI. Wee 11•••••• L SW ions /a .4 We Whew. Web WWI WSW. Wye rum SIB 6.6 ••••.•• 7••• • 71. I wire.. ...

... AFRICA. BRAVO! BRUCE HAMILTON. ANOTHER LAAGER CAPTURED. 82 PRISONERS TAKEN. (Press Association War Special.) PRETORIA, Monday.—Th© forces under General Bruce Hamilton accomplished another very successful movement resulting in large captures. the night ...

... Africa LORD WOLSELEY FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Lord Wolseley will leave to-morrow for South Africa with Colonel Thomycroft. YEOMANRY REINFORCEMENTS. 11 BATTALIONS FOR THE FRONT. The Press Association states—Preparations fot the despatch of the eleven battalions ...

... AFRICA. PEACE PEOSPECTS, DUTCH PREMIER SPEAKS. KING FAVOURS PEACE. (Reuter's Telegram.) PARIS, Tuesday.—Tie “Gaulois” to-day publishes the account of an interview with Dr. Kuyper, the Dutch Premier, who is represented to have made the following statement ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. THK ROYAL INNISKILLING FUSILIER MONUMENT. Arrangements are being- mad© in Omagh for the holding of grand ping-pong tournament in aid of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Monument Fund. Colonel M. Churchill, officer commanding the 27th Regimental ...

... in war. It necessary for the Boers understand that there is nothing to be gained by prolonging hopeless struggle. They should knew that the people of the British Empire will not consent to give them any better terms after months more guerilla war than ...