... October last, requiring the withdrawal of all British reinforcement. from South Africa. war was inevitable. It wax clear that the struggle for British or Boer supremacy in South Africa must he fought out. Mr. Perks is no admirer of Mr. Morley as a foreign politician ...

... REGIMENTAL MOVEMENTS IT is expectad that the gth Lancers will leave South Africa when the war is over and return to India. The 11th Hussars will remain in Egypt till October, 1902, and then come home. g’ic 12th Lancers go to India as soon as they can ...

... MEMORIAL SERVICE. An impressive memorial service for officers and men of the Royal Artillery who I;ave fallen in South Africa during the war was held at Woolwich Garrison Church to-day. The service was canducted by the Rev. R. Morseley, senior chaplain, and ...

... Naas at 11 ant. livening Sonic* oet 7. &moat rill be deter. •• 8.. 7. ALL iAVITLD. ALL lALWG SAILORS' a SOLDIRRS' SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF rim. All wise oolketed for tans Pend will be devoted eolely to robot of times downtime oe &Wore end Soldiers bwhting ...

... Ow W.. Doer. HALING SAILORS • SOLDIRRW SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF FUND. All sum. collected for this Fund will be devoted solely to the relief of oboes dependent on thsilooo and Soldiers fighting in Sms , h Africa, and if there be any surplus over and above ...

... is one and three-halfpence err be end too and nitiep,nice for a box containing titter tiniest the quantity. EALING SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF FUND. At a meeting of the Executive Committee held at the Town Hall on Thursday, the following report prepared by ...

... Sir R. REmp, M.P., in a speech at Market Harborough on the 12th inst.. discussed the settlement in South Africa after the war. and urged that the Dutch should be promised self-government at a fixed date, and should meanwhile be granted a share in the ...

... asking the Government to institute an inquiry into the extent of the export of horses from Austria-Hungary to South Africa during the war, and to come to an understanding with the Hungarian Government for the issue of an order prohibiting the expori, with ...

... Hely-Hutchinson, Governor of Natal, will arrive here to-morrow to confer with Sir Alfred Milner on the settlement of South Africa after the war. The foreign military attaches have arrived here from the front. Only the Russian attache remains to watch tfvle final ...

... for active service in South Africa. The War Office placed eighty-three commissions at the disposal of the Vice-Chancellor, who selected and sent in the names. Of those nominated by him at least five were serving in South Africa. Any cases of hardship arising ...

... volunteered for active service in South Africa. The War Office placed commissions at the disposal ot the Vice Chancellor, who selected and sent in tbe names. Of those nominated by him at least five were nerving in South Africa, and were granted commission*. Any ...

... through war appears to be the odds that one at least of the life assurance offices is prepared to lay in the case of British officers who are to be engaged in South Africa, should war take place with the Transvaal—money to be returuel if no war occur. ...