... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. There is little important news from South Africa this morning. The Times correspondent at Bloemfontein, in telegrams of Friday and Saturday, describes the present situation in the south-east district of the Free State• Be says that ...

... jTHE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. | I THE BOER RETREAT. ~— — I SUCCESS OF THE OPERA- TIONS. j RETURN OF THE TROOPS. THE ENEMY DISHEARTENED j FIGHTING AT KAREE SIDING i ?? THE SIEGE OF WEPENER. GEN. r>RABANTS MARCH. j FULL SPECIAL DETAILS. I THE TREATMENT OF REBELS ...

... THE FRENCH IN NORTH AFRICA. (Through Reuters Agency.) PARIS. April 23. The Governor General of Algeria confirms the news that the French Column arrived at igli on the sth hist, without being molested. The force took effective possession of the place on ...

... THE WAE IE SOUTH AFRICA. inquiring at ike War Offloo Into last night w 0 were informed that there waa no fortber now. f rgai the front then the offloiel append. ...

... South Africa; also 150 shoesmiths, and 50 veterinary assistants, Capiain Shes, of the 15th Bengal Lancers, and Lisus. Peck, of the Punjab Cavalry, will m the men to South Afriea. Mr. Rudyard Kipling arrived in Eng land on dgsumhy from South Africa. He has ...

... four 6-inch howitzer [ siego train -runs, 6,000 rounds of lyeldite shell, and 6'JO : tons of other war stores for South Africa. The Greek took COO tons of war stores. The siege train guns are for the attack on the forts at Pretoria. They are 94 inches i long ...

... WAR BREVITIES. ~ The Earl of Kingston (Connaught Rangers) left England for the front on Saturday. The transport Servia from Table Bay for Southamptou arrived at St. Vincent yesterday Forty officers and 1,400 men for South Africa sailed from the Tilbury ...

... THE WAR, ,-0I RETREAT OF BOERS FROM . THABA NCHU. e 1 0 FIGRTING ArT KAREP. IN PROGRESS YESTERDAY, n LIS DE.THS OF OFFICERS, MESSAGE FROM ROBERTS. u Sl'kPECIAL TELEGRAMS, According to the latost news from Thaba n Nehu, the Boers who were reported by General ...

... enlightened rule in South Africa. Good government is that which secures the right for all to live, and labour under fair and equable conditions, and we, believe that the freedom which thisl involves can only be ?? in South Africa under the flag of our great ...

... possible in war that it should be so. Nations that engage in war must be prepared to take the ups with the downs, and the darker shade with the lighter shade. Though the correspondence of this war has been greater than has ever attended a war before, and ...

... WAR FLASHES. Sir George and Lady White will be guest* of the tjueett M W tuosor to-night. Mr. Kipling has a member at the Army Committee. - - It le expected that nearly 3,000 horses will at Cape Town week. • - Bit White attend the inspection of tbe Naval ...

... THE WAR. THE BOER RETREAT. I Bloemfontein, April IT ($.45 p.m). The Poen have retired from Ladybrand by the Plethora line. The Military Court at iflootnfontein ow Wednesday tact 'maenad Jacob liouplody and three eons to • year'. imprison'meat with hard ...