... seats in the Cabinet is (immature. Mr. Schreiner declines to make any »lalemsnt the position affairs. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tbs War Office issued Um (otto«U« list last vtsbuis _ ~. Ctra Uni Jin a. The loUowieg casual lies arc reported (ram lOui Jass ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Ortse test cvsaleg Usmd (he fsOetriag BedßeUalim Klegs Bojal RHee-BnmsM Q. B. Uemdiedefcatarte tover m Uswltel Sip Nntm. Mavefe IT; Omtea UgM lafemir- MvaM O. Ailmew died iliiswlesl seimme ■ewftel dbip Malm ; Us Yert ...

... iuatiotis for still i lighting fir one after the complete term motion of hostilities. RETURN* TROOPS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. ANN'M'VCEMKNT. The War sUtca tiort •* the «fder which tlo.- «ps will r*tnra from will entifl* •«> *«-l «ill mainly tMwd ot vhe irms ihc ...

... as hie r the treatment hoard. lie wae rery wdh the appearance >J the troop, and than the ranii the Army to Snath Africa. THE “TIMES WAR TELEGRAMS. (m rares aabocuTioN.) ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tin War OSes tea imaed Mlovta* demMchas fens retal Sir Sateen Bailer tor uiimq. Buurr-Saamr'w. ijmmUrj. Msirktoh JUniCth. Klac'e Eor»J MarrSTU Morsas. dytetery. Miurb 7tb. LelMSw J. Care, eetortc. Malt* Tie. •M KWid Bsltoey— ...

... Soots Militia who has been ordered to South Africa. Mia lordship aspect* leave about Saturday week. Foe the convenience ol the public wishing to inquire about wounded relative* with the forces io Sooth Africa the War Office ha* arranged with the Post (Iffloo ...

... LETTF.H.'i FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Tbo War Olfiee issues the following . —Many complaints having ecu recently received at the War Office of non-delivery of letters and from South Africa, the frmtde and relatives those who are serving at the front are remiadnd ...

... the benefit ut some Ihoughl my SHle. Mr. Cuurtoc.v pro.ee.is say that his judgment the war upon 20 years ennsistmt study facts e.inceratog South Africa, and the war because it is injurious to beat interest' Sooth Afnea and Great lintaiii. Holding this ...

... the field officer* on active Mr ion in South Africa. Captain War oar, St. Peter's Company, wi-l take eumatand. During aftenwon vartoas taleroompnny eempetitioos will be held, rone I tiding with tug of war. Music will provided the braes sad the fife and ...

... IhJiljV **> war’ Who declared war? Who invaded battle array and tried to take of the lory the other party? Which the Slates made war open the otbarwbao was vet and unprepared! The •newer waa aa clear day. Unquestionably was the who declared war. alloded ...

... Bon fell from power, but also artillery, to extent which would bare rendered impossible for stay three mouths in South Africa bad war then begun. Sir Henry Campbeil-Bannerman cheered ironically. In conclusion Hr. begged those who bed got into trouble through ...

... Ist Coanaogbt lieutenant U. U l‘*yi»s. Mounted Infantry—tieu- ImpsruU light lofantry—Captain Carr. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Ths War Ofles tos-1 Krt ersatag ts ttacritary ter 3.-1 M. P. Mviphr, di-aenU rv. lewdon. Mareh 1 Jr.l PoltMti Amcuunili. a CatsßS-FltM ...