... THE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN. THE QUEEN'S VISIT. IME WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ...

... OF THE WAR. London, Friday. In the Probate Division to-day Jortice j Barnes granted administration of the estate , of Lord Kensington. captain in the 2nd Life • who had property in Pembrokeshire j and London. He shot in act Mn in South • Africa and died ...

... LAMM ANWAR CASUALTIVI. IMI WAR OFFICV immix. The retina by the War of maim in South up is the 21sit issit in • of of sad wesinded sena wow is British hosvitals is ISesth Africa of This tonna is wisdeir t as fellows—Yilled in satins— ; 2466: died of wowed ...

... Rieke and Me- _. t d n w c:d r.to it, I I 'as to merepreeent the real rendition of at- wr i est .' mee be m a mesa-ugly War was war, and no one who had not hopeless sitnetiow, and rejoined Rothe'. for e . Issas what it wee could have any idea of its with ...

... SICK. TELEGRAM FROM ROBERTS. London, Thursday. The War to-night issued copies of telegrams which have passed between the Secretary for War and &Aorta, relative to the treatment of the sick in South Africa. The terreipondonce, extraots from which were reed ...

... of ENiglieh peewees that they are sending their prisoners of war be& 'to the lines as if they disdained to fear any Engliah may he sent agai this. Tho whole reoponnibility for thin ignoble war yenta with thnt tool of the capitalista, the Joseph Chamberlin ...

... so that all climatic oonditions may be met. Obviously what was worn at borne, fir instance, would be unsintable for South Africa or say China. The tunic is of the Norfolk jacket pattern, with side pockets and belt end shoulder straps, bearing the regimentl ...

... Faber, P, has give. rustic. of the following quinties —Ts oak the Under-Secretary mite in view of the fad that of the war in Booth Africa, I atom and 4,260 have died of dieser* tbere, and 844 officers and 17.665 ona far* has invalided from other wounds, ...

... and learned Jesuit as the Rev Father Murphy, who besides has any recently heck to he native land from the acne of war's alarms in South Africa. where he has been brought face to face with the most thrilling events in that great drama of life and death. 'The ...

... the last sixty years, name'', a struggle between the civilisation of China and that of the West. In 1870 the Franco-German war ceased a new era in the history of colonisatioe by Europe,. In consequence of this new movement, the Obinese puzzle is now so ...

... that the commission cm the hospital arrangements in South Africa would no power to enforce the attendance of witnesses and to examine them no oath. Mr Brodriek. in answer to Mr J Lowther, said the War had no fresh news of soy kind Chins. Lord George Hamilton ...

... in Dublin • statue of the Queen in commemoration of the recent Royal visit, and in glorification of the esirmitons war in South Africa, has happened to come into hands. The document is • singularly candid one. It openly mown that the statue is to fulfil ...