... nanmliering 2111 oflisers rndl men, wills 2i0 homoer, left to-clay for Soulth Africa, WAR ITEMAIS, Yesterday, the St. Okrav's h'rimailions pireposoe that tie attention of the War ?? Salisbcry. Mr. Ballfonr anid Sir 11. ?? ]ltiasuttermaai be triinv to the ...

... in South Africa, was presented with an address of 'welcomeoon his return to Trematon Castle, Saltash, by the Mayor and Corporation of that borough yesterday afternoon. In acknowledgmneut General Porter observed that when he left South Africa he~thou-ht ...

... BRITAIN'S ARMY' IN SOUTH AFRICA. 184,OOO MEN IN THE FIELD. The forces at the disposal of Field-Marshal Lord Roberts, including the volunteers, yeomanry, and Colonial contingents, make the total strength'of our army in South Africa up to something like 184'000 ...

... TELEGRAM. DETAILS OF THE PEFEAT. The followinig uriis issued from the War Office at half-past twolve oil Siiturdiiy mornilg:- Fromt General Bluiller to Secretary of State for War. Chirveloy Camlp, Dec. 15, 6.20. I regret to repolt serious reverse. I ...

... mouey, too! AN',rsElt oF TllE BLOnTED flnGAnD PAnTY. A war in South Africa would be one of the most serious ear. tbat could be possibly waged. It would be a long vear, i bitter war, and a costly war, and, as I hrbye pointed out sIreedy, I believe generations ...

... owners of the German mail steamers Bundesrath, General , and Herzeg for seizure and demurrage on the East Coast of Africa during the war to the extent of £87,500. This aum will be paid next ?? News.- MIORE BOER PRISONERS AT QEY-LON. Colombo, Sept. 1. The ...

... in the Ileosc of Comnmons to addl his protest against the Tranosval War, which lie charceterizea as uitterly utijuist, sitt aly inglorious, andI absolitely disecreditlble. TIlE13 WAR AND THlE POSTAL SERVICE. The Postse:ster.iioecrsl cra at plresent only ...

... Secretary of State for War has approved of the continuance of allotisents of 1par sad the sepitration allowances in the caso where the soldier is a prisoner of war in South Africa. [Later war nevw, will le fouiad oil another page.] ...

... is hard y fair to stop a man's paty when he beeo l l thrcigh doing his dlety. WAR, WAR, GLOBIOX3B Here is an extract from a WAR, WAR, GLORIUS letter printed in several WAR. Sydney ?? dailies:- Ten months ago, on November 3, 18i9, -Sydney ?? ...

... casualitiesq ats 49,72L~ In ailditioni, there atre aout 15,000 czses bei ng trea tedini British .bospstsAIs irs South Africa. Since the war biijmn, .about flost steen 5siotiths ...

... consequently far worse than a war of purelynational origin and there ass secarcely a home in South Africa to which it did not bring feelings of desolation and despair. The Rev. Silas Hocking moved a resolution con- denmningthe war. This was seconded by Mr ...

... THE SOUTH AFRICA. CONC'ILIATION COMZTTEL, .TOTUTE EDITORi OF RiXNOLD SI NEWSPAPER. Sxss,-The. deplorable expeuditure of. blood cud mobneywhich las already taken place in South Africa, briingiug.nith it ruisery to our Colonies ti the Cape and girave peril ...