... d ber household duties till within a few day. of liar death. The regiment whirl will the somber of clasp. on its South Africa. War medal will, it be the Ist%Bettaliem Yorkshire Regiment. This bateshoe has Dowisieed for the following engoirlente —The on ...

... to South Afrisn, where be had been in command of the Second Cavalry Brigade. His own regiment, the Hussars, was in Africa when the war broke out, and with it he took part le the first action at Tales& Mil, and was also concerned in Um defence of Lady- ...

... 1901. THE WAR AND I -- IT is high time for the people of the mastery, all classes, to consider very seriously. indeed very solemnly, the posiable or probable results and coneequences of the hitherto toiled attempt to sebjugate the two South Africa& Republics ...

... his capacity. aa their l'aciaioeistory alahloticir to voice the people of Kilkenny in mienties to the oars. toath Africa, the reailsties war saanteessly puma by sad the met they received sae that he a.. lam.. prod. altlioagh ha atteaded a coevestios abate ...

... tuned as special sorrespondent of the mans is South Africa. To all are interested is fanning op-rdtions,aad in pertisslar those of oar readers who may in =stem' platten the idea of settling down is Africa is the • mar fLture, the pamphlet is that fail to ...

... WAR ITEMS A deplorable reverse has unfortunately 1. fallen the Brittsh troops the North of Colony under General Gateere at the British losses is killed, iiround,..l, and miming are said to amount to over 312 a which see said to belong to the &•Sal Irish ...

... A VISITOR FROM SOcTil AFRICA. - Aso:, or Irishman at pres,:at in tee diatilet from the dv ky southein iontrient is the riev. W. J. of Port Elisabeth, who in Us. of his four months' houday is looking up his many friezids within the county. Coo.. tag fresh ...

... WAR ITEMS Thew. is a wcereity of sows from South Africa at prekent, but 80. news of ihe ef Colonel Baden Powell ant h.. ukll.nt l..re st Ma eking is anxiously aeraitet. Tn. latest besieuot town repo.' that th• are has owsntera..ly, nut t hat the garrison ...

... soldiers, there use in disguising the fact that the war to which we are now committed is a most serious one, and a war that will try our courage, oar resources, and our arrangements throughout; but it is • war oat of which, whatever dangers may have to be overcome ...

... WAR ITEMS After a period of silence, despatch. from Sir Baker the War °Moo .fin Tuesday night containing news from Ladysmith Monday, received through the General go ssmandini et Esteourt. The despatch stated that sin. Prides there had been no hostilities ...

... WAR ITEMS. Christen's celebrated in the orthodox manner at Ladysmith. It is calculated that the food suppliie will lea for two months if necessary. The ca•uulties from shell fire are incremiing ow to the improving marksmanship of the enemy. • • • Sir ...

... WAR ITEMS. The latest news from Natal a to the effi.rt that a large Boer force, numbering about bare opened a heavy artillery are as the British camp the Root River. F•steourt has isolated, so as ere having been received there since Tamoday. The telegraph ...