... himself as a sergeant 'major in the Imperial Yeomanry, and wore the uniform of that corps and rank, together with the Routh Africa& war medal, was convicted of ottaining money by fraud from a number of people. The prisoner in furtherance of the fraud had produced ...

... Beldoe, of Gainaborough. has received the following reply from Lord Roberts in reference to the military situation in South Africa : War Office, London. S.W., March 15. 1902. Data am desired by Field-Marshal Lord Roberta to acknowledge the receipt of your ...

... icily. CO to hod early, sad eau do without lesuries as aro tn the Esglish. What strie k hie le Australis. N.w Zealand, an I Africa war the ways rif the E compare.' to the ledger, of the sod the Dutch Shop kept by co never opined t ohne yawning ; but at cares ...

... been less conspicuously paraded. And, in view of the line taken by the majority of Americans at the outbreak of the South Africa war, the cheap is even more significant. Perhaps, as with former pro-Boers among us, the scales have fallen from the eyes of ...

... Brothers (Limited) have offered, and the Secretary of State for War has accepted, five thousand tablets of Lifebuoy disinfectant soap fo the use of the 'British hoops in South Africa. THE WAR. REPORTED WITHDRAWAL OF FREE STATERS. Isnireneo Marque•, Wednesday ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office reports that Captain Allgood, stli King's Royal Ititie Corps. was severely in• fared by a fall from a bores at Tigerikkof on the The casualty list issued yesterday evening sht we that there has been some trifling skirmishes ...

... defence. In reply to Mr. Hogan, who asked as to the inducements which would be offer- ed young men to settle in South Africa after the war, Mr. Chamberlain said he had already informed the House that an interdepartmental committee had been formed to consider ...

... door topeace still ajar. Then the right boo. gentleman said the Government wooled the South Africa. Republic mt., war by fieunting suzerainty is their faces. War had seldom been entered into by this country spool an issue which was more clearly an Issas ...

... presoak have awed it asa temporary piece of net and amovelineence for our wounded soldiers on their return from South Africa. The War Ogee has gladly accepted this oar. The committee make an appeal fa eine in kind in behalf of the wounded who will be eared ...

... indaence in Routh Africa are keenly aware. At the of the Crown Anent for Caps Colony the applications for appointments under the Government, or fur assistance towards sentries grants of land, have become increasingly numerous as the end of the war seems to come ...

... bettor war, amounted to this thas surrender mould been better than war, soil, therelire, dishonour was better than war. He his new declaration that he acquainted in anaeratioo, and argued that the Opposition could not be 'tested with South Africa. The war ...

... scenes of the campaign. The album caw Is. The first part of Khaki in South Africa is another war album, reviewing in letterpress and in picture the leading wrests of the war, especially since the arrival of Lord Itlberts and Lord Kitchener upon the scene ...