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... them rise, and making common cause with the Boors, as indeed many of them are doing, to sweep tho British from South Africa. In this war we are looking ahead, and as we aro grappling with what had become the inevitable, it can no longer bo said that wo ...

... EVERY PAIR. 7 VlLIINERT HOSE SUPPORTERS Do Not T.tr the B>oc)dj^;__MfldR_iri ll Stylea Colour. and Sue. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The HISTORY of the TRANSVAAL is best told in OFFICIAL PAPERS and REPORTS issued by the GOVERNMENT. Messrs ...

... concerning England. He declares that in Egypt International right is still violated the King’s Government, and tliat in Soutu Africa war is carried on by the English with harshness and inhumanity defying all imagination. He, however, adds, But we cannot forget ...

... ioned officer, or man, with rank, ni (number), and corps. Field Force, South Africa. WAR ITEMS. The Loyal Lancashire Fusiliers, stationed Chatham, who leave for South Africa next week, played their last football match on Saturday at Maidstone, where they ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office issued a despatch last night from Lord Kitchener, who reported that a post at Modderfontein, on the Gaterand, south-west of Krugersdorp, had been attacked and captured by the Boers. A relief column, sent out from ...

... the present war undertaken to provide beds in convalescent homes for the wounded men. Mr. Frank T. Maryrals, Accountant-General to the Army, said ibat the War Office made grants to the wives on the strengih of men serving in the present war. Women not ...

... members. Colonel Babington, late ifith Lancers, sailed last week as major general to command a cavalry brigade in South Africa. The war already robbed us— temporarily, let its hope !—of many of out best polo players. Not to mention those crack regimental ...

... which was admiration for the rectorial horses. (Laughter.) If the{ had had a sufficicnt number of their breed in South Africa the war would not have lasted so long. H‘(is second reflection was that, supposing an intelligent foreigner had been walking along ...

... Irving, The battery is under orders for South Africa. The War Office announced on Saturday the de• tailed organisation of the four brigade divisions of Field Artillery which are being formed for South Africa, giving 72 more guns (18 of them howitzers) with ...

... for South Africa. THE DUBLIN FUSILIERS. The Standard correspondent at Durban an enthusiastic scene witnessed there yesterday, the departure for Aden of the 2nd Battalion Dublin Fusiliers, which has been in South Africa throughout the war. The emaarkation ...

... SOLDIER-SETTLERS. INVESTIGATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. The probable outcome of the inquiry into the gquestion of grants to soldiers willing to settle in South Africa after the war, which, as announcel by Mr. Wyndkam on the 23rd ult., has been entrueted to an ...