... SOITTH AFRICA. IMPORTANT WAR OFFICE ACTION. MORE MOUNTED 111111 GOING OUT. The of lade bee War has informed Lord llaishowie deet oboe of IMP reseal position la Sew* Albin flw follwerin rsiwkweeesente of _Moo boss to,: NOW Istarry at onoe. Two eataky ngiments ...

... ii.iieerhie, ,not swirled the mid w h rlaip. the br,pt r shut Ned the srr'• neel.l 1 1 deep. whn, due a 4 the Berth Africa. war, lms the got at Asehenst Adjireet Otteerel, to the at she meat et 1111111111 A it is irJAMINIVI USLY RILLICD. T. et thp ...

... ore four regiments now under ordese for South Africa, naniely, the 17th Lancers, t+th lliiswirs, 7th Dragoon Guards, lfsh lancers, of which the last-named has already sailed from India. OUR FORCES FOR THE WAR. Wm addition to the fortes at the disposal of ...

... and served ass. Adjutenn of Volunteers from 18 1 11 to 1896. 11. took part in the ltspedition. 1881 to 1889 (medal South Africa. War, 190°- 1902, operations in Cape Colony and Oraage nee State, at Kane Siding, Vet mud %tad River., lc I operations in Tsarinas' ...

... memorable Kandahar wile made this v (Private tit iffith Hughes) I also one who lied ie 'be We sit Y•emer,r) at ib.. eouth Africa. war Kt Iti Mills). A good wedi r d ere. I ii. u cod Ohicipline. 'Fin- pitt. i. nasetiou was welds eu t, enblie Room., under ...

... Nurses' Ce-Operation Society 18111 to 1900. Asa member of the Army Nursing Service Reserve volunteered to go to South Africa daring the war wheie she was engaged from 1000 to 190 and for %%kith she bolds two medals. On her return to Kt gland she oldained ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Th• of Pill. as to .tate that be will ples•ed to wad a box at Inetthans rills, pa tage paid, t .oy oadivulaal 'oilier now imitate in boat . .. ' , Orin, in wh •ua ati air it.tPre-t+l, if will a-wit, St IldliCh thsir ala-ent fr;erui ...

... 1 1 ` WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. nat antwint: any reply. Shelling h3s been heard all tr. , 01 the dire, t an of Cotes Kap. which Ites north.west from le•re. This is understood to cote the &Annie of French's Tll E CAPTURE AND ABANDONMENT against the position ...

... WAR NEWS. BRITISH FORCE IN SOUTH AFRICA. TEE KILLED AND WOUNDED. • Padimalecy paper shows tie stalogth of the DOM la oa Xy DA to N MAK ails or as laws :- 116.0011 ; ; Tomiary, 111,101 ; In th• Mews 4,11 K and mama- NA alsa op so WOO; 11,600 ; and sioneWl ...

... I WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. TO SMITHFIELD. flenrral and tlw et Thud *ion ere now (ear. a l'entral Snr,ncr.,ntein amerrare dated noon) forinLly eetnlthrhol here, the balk of the troop* troll bate n short rod. A Cow of I torn 014111(41 thi• mown-1..r nuttltli ...

... been adjoarnad, as for some past oolhiag has bow hued She aim ANOTHZR WEEKS WAR WOIUL Oe Mooday eveigeg the War Jawed the subiaiaed atrial despatch : Prom Lord to tin el for War. PassomA, April 7, 1903. Nom, April 7. March 31 °Mums report ; 17 Boers ...

... AFRICA. COMMANDANT IieIIEEPERM CAPTUftED. The War Office issued the subjoined : Lord Kitchener to the Secretary of Stab for War. October 12, (7.5 a.m.) colonm.4 hat e eapturctl Uommabdamt Mebeepers (aceording to a neuter's message) was captured by ...