... overshadowing issue which the country is now celled upon to decide? Beyond all doubt it is the settlement of South Africa after the war. It in absolutely essential that our policy with reference to the new territory which has been added to the dominions ...

... they get to South Africa the war will be over. doubt that is too much to expect, for this war is a different business from the Soudan campaign; but there appears every reason to believe that the British force already in South Africa is quite strong enough ...

... overshadowing issue which the country is now called upon to decide? Beyond all doubt it is the settlement of South Africa after the war. It is absolutely essential that our policy with reference to the new territory which has been added to the dominions ...

... THE WAR The following are among the names which have been published as those of volunteers to serve with the West Kent Yeomanry in South Africa. viz. : Messrs. W. Hodgson. Plumstead; F. Beadle snd H. Beadle. The Oaks, Belvedere; R. E. Fry, Belmont, Blackheath ...

... THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR. .1 map of Smith Africa has lately been i•nued Commerviar. Intellizenre. which that enterprising rsper ha* cemented solely i!)e .-asralty rrturun. and whil, bows that Ft!itnth *Oilier. either killed or woonded at roles. th a ...

... on The Future of South Africa. He cornea an epitome of the bistory of the South African Bert:Mica, and the events which cribunuct;d in the war. He did not think that people England realised what a handful of Englishmen there was to the natites , there ...

... WAR CORRESPONDENT'S FAILURE, At the London Bankruptcy Court on Friday. the first meeting of ereditc re held und-.1 the receiving order made against Flask Beudatnor?. Ile debtor states that prior to June, 1699. he acted as war and correspondent of a London ...

... THE PROGRESS 1W THE WAR. A map of South Africa ha% lately been issued hy immercial littel I tjctire. whioh that paper ha: compiled from the official casualty returns. and which shows that British soldiers were either killed or wounded at no hems than ...

... -STOP-THE-WAR MEETINGS. At.. Happily we have had no stop-the-war meetings in this district, but they have taken place in other localities, and on the 15th there was a debate in the House of Commons with regard to the opposition which they have ...

... OF THE WAR. 2nd KENT V.A. GOALKEEPER WOUNDED. Mr. J. Crawford, hon. steretary of the 2nd Kent V.A., sends us a letter which will certainly interest many of our readers. It is from Mr. Geo. Edwards. the tlub's goalkeeper, who went to South Africa with the ...

... KRUGIat AND THE WAR. Ex-President Kruger has been interviewed at Utrecht by a representative of the Matin, who describes his hoses personal appearance rather minutely. tells us that Mr Kruger us clei•aleelly better-looking than his portraits depict ...

... WAR OFFICE MEISODEL Mr. John Fuller, Liberal Candidate for We Wilts., alluding to. the shortcomings of the War Office, said they had an example in their own neighbourhood. He mid 132nd Yield Battery embortimi at Trowbridge Barracks on the 18th of April ...