... South Africa, the War Offios authorities have decided to diepsiteh all the emential equipment for the mane, and in perceives of on urgent order the Royal Engineers at Chatham are preparing 40 pontoons for shipment at Southampton for Synth Africa. It has ...

... with all their faults id Let bint gore instance of BOER OFFICER CAFTURED marching enothward in the direction of Cape- Africa, the War was unable to make the the rest of Ireland would come to the conch, --um' • The bribed the ito in ea lae at II avert ...

... later i e .''''', e . . to marry could selert with certainty of jprielaters of war, a large mouthy of tieb, replication of it differ. somewhat Irma the went to the War Gree to report biewelf to the - England waa ringing with the direful recital of - ...

... The Birmingbaro Deily Mail to-day (Satan Renate sorPrieed GI ail'iVreg ' 3 iiii .dnee. portation from South Africa. that the War n ee d t • en d • • Guardian writes-I hear that an intimation has imedemert vie.: ard fruitier. he said while nested ...

... being made for further displays on receipt of Official issue of particulars from the War Office. Mafeking been relieved. The news bee not yet been received at the War (Mee, but it wee yesterday officially announced at Pretoria that after a beery bombardment ...

... EARL OF SELEIORNE ON THE WAR. id et Sebum% et Stew Oellewhe. sperldegSb weer lboireedie to the mow, attributed am, el the ebraillee which the had to the iferadiveal to the Najd. Dean, bed tbe tie hiewlerarbe. ma le at pee& sod bee he Oa Sabo bee as meet ...

... may he multiplied by five it least. The figures of the last Boer war ore— British 800 killed end wounded; Boer, , 4, wounded. M. The Boer figures look doubtful.. In other recent wars in Zululand, Afghsuistan, Egypt, and the tiudatt. the British losses ...

... WAR BY BLOCKHOUSE. influe on _ AN EARLY RUSSLAN PRECEDENT. at Lome, mete,* nce l a s t p ra yi ng f ee . Sir Frederick Bremwell srite to - The rowed three vertical red lights by night This Whim moth Mr. Pompons Morgan and hie Trout up -..et Merges rites ...

... conducted the nt. War Ofilre • N , ,stoonerds. on Friday morning. She was Drifting, drifting, drifting far, hkt t i ht 'l n ni s-L .4 the fa n reek r.e. theme , Ye mil' * the. Britt.; arrin ,atis in Meese noun wen mouth Africa. followed ng pr. uce ...

... lox aim War. very religious. but. >l, , a friend •eft. ee ..• ' .ed • . ordain. an coneenong to a 1 nation tle ..f 1 . v .,111,1.,..4 ,„ o‘r. •• h, re li g i on they see our fune being etrnetheeted, in floret Ai r reginteetts. The War Ofike ...

... WITH RIMINIGTOM'S GUIDES. MORE STORIES OF THE WAR. , A 'Pail Mall Gazette oorrespondect sarm —The Modder and Tugela River, are at • the present moment perhaps, the . mod conspicuous streams in South Africa T•bn Tugela. or - Startling River, the longest ...

... ''''' , .ooorm Oil WORST ENEMIES. OVII-RONNING IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE KING AND HIS ARMY. - ____ ______ -- ---- - TM tandem . Pram I.oolpatibility of te T.l'. ON THE WAYS OF WESTMINSTER WORKING THE VAAL RIVF.R. LIQIIT ON THEIR METHODS. Mr. Adrisn Hofmeyr ...