... knowledge of them. This is a carp 'Oast Ministers almost as often IS the apparently one that they needieesly provoked the South Africa war. It amounts to an that the Govenumet Night at some time during the yeses weal. wur to called upon Mr. Engel to teem Importing ...

... will be a great shock. When the war broke out he was most mxioutopthclnnt,nndwntw‘.wlomh Africa a 8 & war correspondent. It will be remembered that his younger brother, Lord Basil Blackwood, also went out to Bouth Africa some time ago. Lord Ava was unmarried ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office yesterday issued three despatches from Lord Roberts, and the first two were published is yesterday's Shipping Gazette. The first., dated front Welgelegen, 7 o'clock on Wednesday night, stated that General Pole-Carew's ...

... prisoners in South Africa reached War Office and was officially published; and if all such Volunteer had a distinguishing number or mark whereby they could be identified? Mr. All casualties in local forces in South Africa are published by the War Office as soon ...

... TWO MILLIONS ALREADY SHIPPED TD SOOTH AFRICA. Her Majesty's War Office recognise the value of y» and have ordered large supplies for Hospital and other purposes. THE ONE INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE ORDER ALL CIRCOISTARCES AT ROUE AND ABROAD, And when Travellini ...

... annual banquet of the Croydan Chamber of Conmieree on Wednesday evening, Mr. Ritchie, M P., nail that what war now going on in South Africa was not war, but murderous brigandage on the part of a section of the Boers. We all hoped and prayed that the steps ...

... the prevention of famine India, and the Earl of SELBORNK to a question regarding the settlement of soldiers in South Africa after the war. (24th.) A second reading ;was given to the Agricultural Holdings Bill, and a number of other measures were advanced ...

... A NOTEWORTHY MAP. We have seen a good many new maps of South Africa since the war l>egan. But Messrs. Philip have the honour, so far as we ore aware, of having produced the first map in which the Orange River Colony appears where the Free State used to ...

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... 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 ...

... the Cedersting colonies, and will add to the strength and rerun' ces of this portion of my Empire. THE WAR IN ROUTH AFRICA. The war in South Africa into which this country has been 'orced by the aggressive action of the two Dutch Republics has not yet ...

... THE WAR (TEROVON AGENCY.) CAPE TOWN, 26. It is officially announced that no troops will leave Barth Africa until the war is over. Probably the first to depart will be the Brigade of Guards. The condition of the military hospitals at Cape Town is exciting ...