... SOUTH AFRICA N WAR. THE ENGLISH POSITION. DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE% VIEWS At katabourse on Setseday, the Duke of Devesihne distrhated war smash to the Hume: Itagumer Voleathers sad the Eau. beurae Police, who have served Ls South Atria. His firer, sbo *dammed ...

... /kitesli beeps kwg kept in Smith Africa after the war, in addition to the Wawa' end Owsktoutery fortes. Hs did cot agree with the gloomy Pewham' of the right hoe. gentlemen oviosue se to the state of South Africa after the war if 'i.e policy d unconditional ...

... Reception Committee and by the president of the Committee for the Independence of the Boers. The latter compared the Booth Africa& war to the war im the Netherlands of 1672. and declar.ll that thee, a. sate, hope, rested on faith. M. Davisler, Deputy. said that ...

... bare the Soya' of •••• 14 a 41 •1 • !Oho - Lard Lioutentiat. K.G., will peasinn cy for raw:well o othwertaaa with maul Africa& war wnk* * Gat aria r savor dinar*. ft is to bs loped that kidsHaispital Sad oa Satauday, iwparartheg fats • part el tie /Ow ...

... of the war in South Attica about to be brought before tbo lipase of Commons by the Govern,' swat will amount to £11.500.000. This, with the additional estimate already voted, will bring the total to Z 34,500,000. BRITISH CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. WAR ...

... oraforable homes and .plots of greand for labourers. a Catholic l'averatty, a naive Pan lament, ocavicanalg talc South Africa war, and congratulating North Knee:my on mans; IMr. Joseph Data as Is member. ...

... LORD ROSEBERY IN EDINBORO Routh Africa war misdate core us seas, day afternoon prevented 10 Ikeda.. Perk. Edinburgh. to the Imvenal Yee.sean. Volun• Meer :ferric, Company Royal . OA , &114 :sta.!! of Etlieburgh Howtotal in :tooth .ttrica Lord Proems ...

... the entire world Pecs that the korklic• hod juttice on their aid^. BRITISH CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. WAR OFFICE RETURNS. Th e Pram Amacistioe 'aye the War Olt e last night lased an matract of ranaltta to the Brtish Smith Afri , an tone. from whirl it ...

... annexation. and argued that the Opposition could not be trusted with Rooth Africa The war had settled the question whirl rare eras to be boss in South Africa, ...

... board room, Stamford street, London, the following congratulatory despatch to Lord Roberta and the Irish * troops in South Africa war agreed to • To Lord Roberts, Paardeberg.•' Benevolent Society of St. Patrick heartily congratulate you on brilliant generalship ...

... the of peace is unfurled in South Africa. This war is Sglt for supremacy in South Africa, and it will fight finish. Jingoes in Loudon may talk very bravely and write with warlike ferronrbut these who know South Africa arc aware the terrible gravity this ...

... Governor there has been approa* several Boers from the Western districts o! the Transvaal eager settle in South West Africa after the war. APE RAILWAYS blocked. The “Daily Mail” Cape Town corre- spondent, telegraphing on November 7. says; -The Post Office ...