... SOUTH AFRICA BOER WAR STORIES REPORTED BRITISH REVERSE S. KOBE PRISONERS SAID TO BE TAKEN. FIGHT AT HACHADODORP. REIIJRNDIG TO TUE B.AND. The Been report a who of iewoolllo in various of the war SAW. la the Free Stets to have two navvy& 'they report ...

... SOUTH AFRICA IN WAR TIM A CORK NUN'S EXPERIENCES. INTERESTING LETTER. We take the following intere,ting extracts from a letter, dated January Ist, gent to her friends in Cork by • Nun in St. Convent, Caps Town--Sister 31. Xavier The war is the all esmossing ...

... IRISH EDUCATION SYSTEM. THE PARSIMONY OF THE TREASURY. On:BMW-CO COMMENTS BY THE REV MR. MAHAFFY. SOUTH AFRICA: GUERILLA WAR STILL IN PROGRESS. AND BOERS ACTIVE. VARIOUS MOVEMENTS REPORTED BY GENERALS DFEPATOEI FROM LORD ROBIMUS. Loudon, Tuesday. The ...

... with tht Vslonians. Yeomanry, and Ooksial will the total strength of the amp/ la Booth Africa op to something 184,000 distriboted follows — In Booth Africa before War 26,003 Timt Army Cogs 86,000 Fifth Division 11,000 Sixth Division 10,000 Siveoth ...

... admit in private the adveatep of British rule. and it. jostles, and the coarse permed hr the Transvaal in plunging Beath Africa a war eooner than ykid, but when it to making a preihotteement before their awn pimple they dare not dissociate themselves hem ...

... South Africa—Reuter. SLAUGHTERED OXEN FOR THE TROOPS. Vigo ' &toolay. A British steamer is expected to bark • largo number of .laughter.l osen for the tromp. South Africa. THE WAR RELIEF FUND. Down to Betmday night the Lord Mayor of Londou's War Redid ...

... A ;FORCE O' 5,000 TO DE ENLISTED. Loudon. Tuesday. The War ONlee to-night issued the following— It having been decided to aced to the Imperial Yeosusary unite now in Africa. the for War ban the of 5.000 Imperial Yeemaary. fare wit not in any way supersede ...

... no more than traditas- They might have surrived as separate entities for little time longer were it not, foe the Sonth Africa& War. That baa upset than the pet theories of asedande military authorities. It given the finishing stroke to the old party system ...

... the have Pekin guarded by troops. Tkeir whereebouta sre wilcsowa. It is racially announced that no troops will fkieth Africa till the war is over. Th. conon at ths military hospital hers is showing a lac& of medical sad attaadaats, and ia bid*. oatiosa--rimutar ...

... favour of the South war. cr who art, at least, not anxious to see ilideffnite tropical of our ,'ready cset Empire. Mr Lloyd George ways ,—I think the twelfth. einunlarly awl ill timed. Uoe's views scone wrote of di: , Scutb Africa& war are surety not to ...

... and if so Bullet army corps may be able to d.. , ome useful work. Both Homes of Parliament he again busy with South Africa or war topics this week, though the number of questions Ministen an called upon to answer appears to be declining. To-morrow in ...

... THB WAR. Dear Efir—/ shall feel obliged by &Devlin me to offer a few remarks concerning this fearful war now regiag between the Government of this country and the Boer Government of Africa. In war or in politics is entitled to his opinion, and ow one ...