... South Africa. Me predicts that the war avill last at least six %nonths longer, and that then, if England does not grant independence to the two Republics. all the Dutch in South Africa will rise against IEngland. The Burial Grounds Bill. + ,(mRxC WAR CO ...

... rejoicings ro throughout the empire on the close of 'the war. IC Casualties, &c. . d. The War Office has issled the followirsg:- ia res OIthe General of C'ommunieatis ta 't the Secceivo S- of State for War:- . Cape Towo. 25th October. as The folioewing casualties ...

... SOUTH AFRICA, coo, FIGHT IN FREE STATE. the Qec tire BOER FORCE DISPE.RSED AT are KLIP RIVER. mel 1Ist (Press Association War Special.) tbiE Paardekop, August 5. - aer Gel Gerneral Buller, having been informed that Bor Acting Field Cornet Delange, of ...

... SOUTH --AFRICA. I COMMAND IN SOUTH AFRICA. r APPOINTMENT OF LORD tD KITCHENER.- Home-C oming of Lord Roberts., Hi The following- official Communication was t t issued last night- from the War Office:-- W Field-MIarshal Lor- Roberts yesterday 1 handed ...

... empire. ol Glasgow Medical Officers for South Africa. The following gentlemen, graduates of Glas- gow University, have been appointed as civilian s medical officers for service with the troops in Sobth Africa, and will sail in the Briton on December 22:-Dr ...

... Return of Volunteers from Sout-i Africa. g The following notification was issued fr? thie I5 War Office yesterday:- et Sections of Engineer Volunteers and com- t genies of infantry Volunteers returning from South Africa will proceed as foallow: - l. Engineers ...

... CLOSE TO 'jolian I nnou MACHADODORP. . a Py,°: Africa 'to lay OCCUPATION OF BELFAST. :epves espitic after (Sectic AN UNFORTUNATE MISHAP. By toria, a pas Despatches from Lord Roberts. clama ?? thies The War Office issued the following on Satur- Meajes day:- ...

... there was a temporary want of medical men. CASUALLTIES. The War Office last evening issued the follow- ing list of *asualties:- From the General of Communications to the Secretary I of State for War. Deaths fromn Sickness. NORVALIS PONT, AUGUST 6. Dragoon ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. ATTACK ON SMITH-DORRIEN. TREUACHEROUS ACTION OF BOERS. ENEMY BEATEN OFF. !PRAISE FOR CITY IMPERIALI VOL'UNTEERS. 750 MORE PRISONERS St RRENDER Despatch from Lord Roberts. The following despatch was issued yesterday from the War Office: - ...

... England's attitode towards it South Africa since toe raid. it is a record, of dishonesty antE cowardice. British statezsnel d have been the tools of capitalists. Their at'itudo e- | has been to force war on South Africa. Great )I Brita'n is now forcing Uritish ...

... acted upon, and augmenting the powers of the Secretary of State for War. Casualties, &c. The War Office hays isoued the following:- From General of Communications to Secretary of Stat£ for War. Cape Town, November 21. Deaths. The following deaths are reported:- ...

... the '-1timaie federa-I C Ii 'S IC r '1 t I I I t. C t 0 r tino ?? e etpomnnl 'in view. ?? Winding-Sheet of the War. (?XESS ASSOC!IATION WAR iMCtaL4 _U ws qtkt esteday.Theweather is very ol.The enemy continue hovering in toe hills. Lindley hsaseilattraction ...