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... AGRICULTITRISTS IN SOUTH AFRICA AFTER THE WAR. A r ew days ago we were favoured with a call from Mr. W. Gilmore, who was formerly an esteemed contributor to our columns, and who, as we announced last week, has just arrived from South Africa on a visit to his ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. CONTINUED GUERILLA WAR- FARE. ...
... wounded, seven men. THE RETURN OF TROOPS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. WAR 017/Cl5 LONDON, WIDNIRDAT.—The Press Association is informed by the War Office that the order In which the troops will return from South Africa will depend entirely on military exigencies, and ...
... CAVALRY FOR SOUTH AFRICA. LONDON, WRDNIODAT.—The War Ofiles has directed the preparation of a cavalry draft as strong as pos• sib's to sail for Booth Africa on the 26th inst. ...
... an enormously increased demand in the United States last year owing to the Spanish American war. and us Great Britain this year owing to the South Africa' war. The shortage of wood pulp has been accentuated by the advance in the prices of chemicals, which ...
... THE TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA CAPICTOWN, TIIISISDAT.-11 is 0150111117 announced that no troops will leave South Africa till the war is over. The condition of the military hospitals here, which are showing a lack of medical comforts and Insufficient attendants ...
... —Tbe Governor of Natal will arrive here tomorrow to confer with the High floor. missioner on the settlement of South Africa after the war. The foreign military Attacber have arrived here from the front. Only the Russian Attaché re- MAIOB to watch the final ...
... were not yet ready. Mr. WYNDHAM, in reply to Mr. Wurraosz. said that the whole question of roldiera rattling in South Africa after the war wu under the consideration of an Interdepartmental Committee. ...
... Cronje's surrender is another step in the slow march of inevitable events which began whoa Lord Roberts went to South Africa. The war pawns more and more into the stage where British science and organisation will recover its due weight in deciding the ...
... some of the impatience that is being shown at home is due to the natural desire ot refugees who were driven from South Africa by the war to return to their homes and resume their employment. Lord Roberts has assurances that they will be allowed to return ...
... proceeding in a desultory way. He hoped it might shortly be succeeded by a lasting peace and the development of South Africa. As the war as a war was at an end, the special prayers ordered might now cease. DE NET'S C 1 The story of one of the most brilliant ...
... was false to say that England made war to destroy the Republics and to gain the gold there. There has been for the last seventeen years a conspiracy by the Republican party to seize British South Africa, and the war preparations were taken on such a colossal ...