... escape compulsory service, reed a burgher force, something liko that the Swiss, or of our own valiant anomies in Soutn Africa. The War Office should he able to rely, last resort, and for the defence the country against invasion, upon hundreds thousands ...

... covering so many miles of the veldt on horaetuck points their being accomplished equestriennes. Lady Sarah went out South Africa Wore war appeared imminent, ostensibly on trip but her husband. Captain Gordon Wilson, in lloyal Horse Guards, like great 1 other ...

... Three representatives the Cambridge Union came over Thursday speak the debate on the terms the settlement in South Africa after the war. The House was treated to several most interesting orations, both from the visitors and from members, but decided defer ...

... THE GLOBE, TUESDAY. JANUARY 16, 1900. YOLDISTEERS AND THE WAR. ARTISTS’ WAR FUND. in aid of the troops and sailors serring in South Africa, and their wive* and children, widows and orphans, has been initiated the President and members of the Royal Academy ...

... South Africa/ and which resulted in this war. It was certainly only torced upon the Boers in far that those two capable statesmen. Chamberlain, and Milner, who are both held in the very highest esteem all loyal British subjects in South Africa, were capable ...

... regular army, and only under these conditions would they be treated when captured as prisoners of war. If this treatment were meted out in South Africa now the war would soon terminate. The terms offered to the Boers filled with indignation those who have lost ...

... THE MILITARY SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. Apparently well-founded rumours were cabled over from South Africa on Wednesday that Botha had meditated beginning fresh negotiations for peace. It appears, however, that there was ground for the report. Louis Botha’s ...

... over the future his only* child, and i* taking great intereet in movement for settling some of the Volunteers in South Africa when the war i* over. MR. BALFOUR AN® THE GOLF CLUB. amusing story Mr. Balfour and the Caseiofcnry Golf *Club is going the rounds ...

... authorities to determine. It would be futile, of course, to base an estimate the number of soldiers now under arms in South Africa. The Boer war is so entirely exceptional in all its circumstances that would be profound mistake to take its exhausting requirements ...

... many complaints, well founded in the majority of instances, have been made against the postal arrangements to South Africa during the war, that it ia quite a change to read the assurance of a correspondent of absolute contents ment with the condition of ...

... respecting the arrival of ladies in South Africa increasing numbers commends itself to common sense. Those who have no urgent call of duty or business would do well to defer visiting South Africa until the war is over. They cannot enjoy the freedom men ...

... induce Mr. Kruger to affix his ture. The immediate future will tell . these efforts have been successful, war now desolating South Africa will • ceeded war with the ocean as a cheatr . —Reuter. BOER REFUGEES AT MAFEKING. Mafekins, August '4. Sixlv more Boers ...