... remarks. Proceeding to refer to the war in South Africa, he remarked that it was difficult at any political meeting to omit & reference to this subject, because they could not get away from it. Nobody now spoke of the war without put-‘ ting an epithet betore ...

... yesterday, gave notice of a motion, inviting the Italian Government to teuder its geod offices with a view to bringinz the South Africa war to a conclusion, Bignor Zanardelli, the Premier, announced that the Government would make a statement upon the subject.—Central ...

... ' This statement seems to me to be utterly and ludicrously untrue, Mr. Perks appears tc have been referring to the South Africa war in general, and to the concentration camps in particular. Possibly on these matters the * Methodist Times may represent ...

... relatives with the forces in South Africa, the War Office has arranged with the Post Office to register the code word *“ Jatrophic” as the telegraphic address of the pnucx\a‘l medical officer of each military hospital in South Africa. The name of the lown or place ...

... sister, resulted in a verdict of * Suicide while temporarily insane.” Deceased, who was 46 years of age, went out to S. Africa on war service, but was sent home in trouble, it being oficillly stated that she was addicted to wntemperance and taking drugs ...

... LIGHT ON SOUTH AFRICA. “The War in South Africa : lts Causes and Effects,” by J. A. Hobson, will be published by Mossrs. Nisbet and Company, next week. Mr. Hobson is an economist of repute, and his work in South Africa is already well known. It is not ...

... WAR BREVITIES, Nearly £lB,OOO has already been subseribed in ludia to the Transvaal War Fuund. —LReuter. The American hospital ship Maine arrived at Cape Town yesterday. —Reuter. The total of the New South Wales troops at ‘the frout and en route amounts ...

... The sad intelligence was received in London yesterday from Pretoria, from which . centre of British operations in South Africa the War Office last we. ...

... to-day directing the IPresident to send as many warships as might be necessary to protect American interests in Scuth Africa during the war, l The resolution is likely to pass, ...

... their efforts. A change of GGovernment at the present time, ...

... settiement, Lord Selborne said the lir-t duty of the Government was to make it impos-ible that there ever should be in South Africa a war like that in whlich we were involved. With regard to the rebels, while they must not nlfietuet leave out of consideration ...

... 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 ...