... CASUALTIES. The Konthly Bist. London, Monday Night. Tho War OlEee to-night issued the monthly statement casualties in South Africa daring war. In month of April 7 officers and 79 men were killed, 21 officers and 249 men wounded (1 and 43 respectively ...

... During the day tha War Office was visited officers from oUmt Government departments. West End clubs, for news of the reported conflicts. Even Mr Reivers Bulb r left England to assume res)>onsib|e command in Bouth Africa wifbonfl the War Office being in position ...

... Brigadn-Mnior—Captain R. S. Oxley, King’s Riflo Coro*. Mtjor-Cbn.'ral Kelly Kennv. not seen active ?ervico in South Africa, hna liacl war 'erviee. and ha* had important prwta home. Tie (‘erred in the namwijtn of in North China, where he was orderly nfHcor ...

... ontertained upon it WAR EXPENDITURE UP TO DATE. In answer to Mr. Buchanaa, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid it was manifestly inpoerible to give any accurate or cortain figures with regard to tiw cost of the war in Bouth Africa, but the War (\fl'; uur]nw\d ...

... P., chairman of a commission charged with doty of inquiring into the settlement of soldiers ond civilians in South Africa after the war, a position for which his well-known Interest in Imperial questions admirnlJy fits him. We him on this high mark of ...

... Mr. P. O’Brien seconded, resolution to the effect, that as the official amendment of the Opposition the war question involved approval of the war, tho Party should decline to support either the Government or the Opposition, and that Hr. John Dillon roqaasted ...

... field from the Koval Army Medical Corps. This make*, a total iu*l Ond.-r )O,(VX) inen. The War Office gives the following details of - li Division (or Sou»h Africa: ELEVENTH BRIGADE. Lieutenant General the Staff - Major-0 (local Ucutanant - general) T. ...

... equal rights and British supremacy iu South Africa. After the war a good deal might be said about the policy leading hostilities, bat he did not for a moment believe the conduct the negotiations the cause of the war. There had cvidectly been since 1801 steady ...

... still proceeding in desultory way. Ho hoped might shortly succeeded by lasting peace and the development of South Africa. As tho war war was end, special prayers ordered might now cease. ...

... Itudron's vbuvellthy over various ol the Kiairdom They we of those used by the Maitary Authorities South Africa. • Iludson's Soap War Balloons al Isessite War ow sr us I astrial. sossoSa-wkil opolior BELFAST. No. 1 Nana st Inks& Ma& No. Gabble Nth 8 Ikea Ws ...

... for South Africa. The War Office states that number of officers are coming home the steamship Briton, which left for England on the 14th inst. THE REFUGEE CAMPS. fARY PAPER. A return of the numbers of persons the camps refuge in Sooth Africa was issued ...

... yaar*. ta graUfyiag te aote ihiaaipraariaa tha good laaliag LADYSMITH JUSTICE. KMOLISHMAN’S ORAVB STORY. saaote te Booth Africa, War. and tho dtetaam tempt forgot that to aoloaiao. who. happily, *ro alwaya fighUag, mask twohlm wo hams. world tallaro of ...