... OUR FORCES IN SOUTH AFRICA. --- In continuation cf the recent return of the strength of the British forces in South Africa, the War Office hut issued another paper, which shows that while on Aug. 0999, before the outbreak of the war, the garri.on comprised ...

... travelled from Dublin to Kinsale, where he impacted the led Mattel:on of the Munster Militia, feat returned from South Africa, and distributed War 10011111 to the regiment. In the court-c of au address his Royal Hisrbeess said he hart read with interest the excellent ...

... men for South Africa, the War Office has issued the following circular : In view of recent Beer activity in various directions, Ms Majesty's Government hare decided, in addition to the large forces recently eluipped locally in South Africa, to reinforce ...

... he neeessan, on constitutional grounds, to go to the country for a new mandate to carry out the settlement of South Africa when the war is over. It will, no doubt, facilitate Ike settlement to have sash a mandate from the country. The Boers have been so ...

... Concentration Camp!. Sir, this pro• Boer nonsense is sickening to any Loyalist who has, as I have, lived in South Africa through the war. It has done and does an infinity of harm amongst the enemy—to my own knowledge. After making all due allowance for ...

... desire motif his sense of the loyalty and devotion dieplayed towards the mother country by the colonies daring the. South Africa. war, by concurring with the Princess of Wales in the Q teen's approval tf Lard Salisbury's r.oemmsudation that the Prince's ...

... WAR MEAT ►NTR:UTS. Mr. Lambert having asked whether any protest' had beta received from New Zealand reepeoting the resent cositrect for meat for the troops in south Africa. Mr. Chamberlain said that he had received a uommunication from the Prime Minister ...

... the strongman necessary for the reconciliation and restoration of South Africa after the war. He is not in favour of giving representative government to the Boers immediately the war is over. Sir EDWARD says that would not be sale, is teems which are not ...

... son, the little Lord Btu:Mutest, who is now in his second year, was born duiin,z his father's unfortunate visit to South Africa as war correspondent. of the Globe The Karl and Countess were both present at the christening in August. 1900, when Lord de la ...

... have amongst ita officers one—Captain W. N. Congreve—who was the first soldier to win the Victoria Cross in South Africa. Since the war began the Rifle Brigade has had nearly fifty of ita officers killed and wounded. Singers' Sacrifices. Madame Melba ...

... child's father was Jack °tray, am chat he hadne to South Africa. Prisoner war i fairly healt hy girl. She recollected having had o bring her aw ty from Eastbourne. She was the, telinous„ and it war necessary to hold her down 41. had had fits whilst at Mr ...

... The Navy Army and Deserve orees.li Me theaked God Hat old of the large number Of Prod May sea who bad goo! to Coeth Africa to the war only Ism bad laid down their him. BeJail the foolish Sown would aeon eieretuDa the 1 their lolly—ibe sooner the better ...