... country woman of fairly good position, is visiting those havinF furnished houses and !late to let. Plausible tale, husband in Africa, war, anxiety to be near Horse Guards, tears, ending up with loss of purse, and a request for a loan. She is well supplied with ...

... brother of Mr. John Lodge, the well-known School Board officer, who resides in Edgware-road, is at the front in South Africa. When the war broke out he attached himself to Col. Plummer's forces, who are defending Rhodesia. Mr. Franc V. Le Mons, the American ...

... Morylebone lane, from his nephew, Mr. Charles Neale, who went out to South Africa two-and-a-half years The writer was in business at Bicksburg, and thus describes his experiences during the war. He says I was caught by a Boer patrol in Dumber. I had been on the ...

... follows - Tb• year to which the present report refers has boon mainly distinguished by the outbreak et the serious war in Pottth Africa. In that war the principles of the Primrose League Empire and liberty--are at stake. Deplorable as its occurrence has been ...

... for Sale Businesses for Salt. REMOUNTS FOR THE WAR. LORD ROBERT'S APPEAL 101 MO= MOUE. RITCHIE= The Parliamentary mar os Army Resnonnta 3overing reports and telegrams passing between ionth Africa and the War Offles between June, Idia b and January 22,190'2 ...

... constituency. He has written one book, if not more. It is interesting to note that he left London a few days ago for South Africa, as the war eorrespondent for a London morning paper. An excellent portrait appears of the promising son of the late parliamentary ...

... torrents. The same thing happened in several of the big battles of the American Civil War—Gettysburg, for example, and similarly, in • small way, in South Africa during the war. The tremendous concussion shakes together the little globules of water which are ...

... were effected by the war in South Africa- a war which they trusted would be brought to a suecesi ful conclusion, with as 1 ttle loss of life on both tides, and as fruitful • result as their statesman could deslre. he exigence of that war was 14 fleeted in ...

... AFRICA. ATTEMPT TO RESCUE VILJOEII. On the eight that General Viljoen, now a prisoner of war, was rap cted to leave Machadodorp on Lis way to Pro-tone. the Boers (according to a ttrd spicial wire) mined the railway wqh the olije et it is believed, of ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. OUR TWEEBOSCH CASUALTIES. The first list of our casualties in the fight between Lord Metbuen's ooluack and 1500 Boers under Delaray seer •Tweeboseh on the 7th was issued by the War Office on Tuesday night. This professes to account for the' ...

... Noble time past nothing has ben bet= the case. ANOTHER WEEK'S WAR WORE. On Monday evening the War Office issued subjoined official despatch: ▪ From Lord Kitchener to the Secretary of for War. April 7, 1901 Noon, April 7. 'Since 31 whams report; 17 ...

... IN SOUTH AFRICA A Lscture Delivered by Mr. J. S. Underhill (Secretary of the Marylebone Constitutional Union), at the Cavendish Rooms, Cavendish Square. PART VI. This is as much as I propose to say on the historical growth of South Africa. You will, I ...