... TflHE BOER CAMPAIGN. NO TR00PS To LIAVE SOUTH .AFRICA. SIlt L RUNDLEL'S OPERATIONS. ENElMY ENTRENCHING NEAR SENEKAL. Thcro is little news from South Africa, the silence probably covering the development of Lord Roberts's plans for the cooping-up of the ...

... passed unanimously. SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. Mrs. Stewart Browne proposed the following re- solution front the Aberdare Women's Liberal Aaro- ciation: ' That this COuncil deplores the inoom- potent diplomacy ?? resulted in war be- tween this couitry and ...

... in the maintenance of our great Empire, in the way in which you have sent forth Volunteers and Yeomen to the war in South Africa. May that war soon come to a sue- sfutherminatiof, anduwin whenitd pooes fhewel-sr ththenthusiasm with which th citizens will ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. I BRABANT ATTACKS BO(ER CfJM- M A'N LU. LOSSE'S VE1Y SLIGI'T. THE GOVEI'RN\M Nl' OF PEiTORIO A. TELEGRAPII OPEN ro NAT AL. NVINBURGG. Jino 22S, 11.30 an.m. General Brabant's Division yesterdav morn- ing attacked and routed Ba ...

... Cos-ernmnenit in the critical ?? prae d-O ju ing the war? It wax, that he saw nothing in the 0ia iiogutiationst and proceedings then going on which 'l neted lead to war, oir which necessitatd prepara- tions for war. Ilie had been endeavour-, ing to explain aRway ...

... ITHE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. I BULLIE:R AT STANDERTON. NEWS OF TITHE YEOMANRY PRISONERS. HAMILTON AT1 EUDELBERG. BOERS CAPTURE A MAIL TRAIN. ORANGE RAILWAY AGAIN CUT. RUNDLE'S OPERATIONS. ESCAPE OF 200 1O' )ERS- SUR.RENDEN, OF REBELS From Lord Roberts to ...

... significant light on the bona fides of his attitude before the war. This document is a draft, datda July, of the manifesto which the ex-Presi- dent issued October 11th 'n the outbreak of War.2.-Lai.fu A number of civilian have left for the Trans. Vaal, ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. FIGHTING AT SEVERAL PLA CES ANOTHER CONVOY ATTACKED. HEAVY REARGUARD ACTION. 10 KILLED. 54 WOUNDED. METHUIEN'S BIG HAUL. 8,000 SHEEP AND 500 CATTLE. FIRING FROM FARMHOUSEs CORRESPONDENCE WITH COX- MANDANT CROW''HER. From Lord ...

... issued a proclamation stating that Russia had declared war on Japan, and that Great Britain, being bound by treatv to support the latter, would be compelled to withdraw her troops from South Africa. What President Kruger actually sees in China is the spectacle ...

... Secretary of Stato for War and Lord Roberts concerning the s allegations made against the hospital arrantge- W nments for our fiold torce in South Africa: From thw Secretary of State for War to the General ft Oflicor Commnanditig, Cape. it War t)lice, June 4ti ...

... supremacy in South Africa. He was an absolutely true prophet, unfortunately; and many of us who see more clearly now would not believe him. Yet I may add, that if the struggle had taken place, say, five years later, I believe South Africa would have been ...

... Remounts Department, Soubth Africa. Scott, Sir S.. Lieutenant, Imperial Yeomr. Stanley, Lord, Special Service, South Africa. Stanlay, Hon. Arthur, on Sir A. il et's stall. Talbot, Lord dMnnd, Special Serinoe, South Africa. Valentia, Viscount, A.A.G. for ...