... LOSSES IN THE WAR. The War Office resued last night the weekly total casualties the South African Field Force, which that during the week ending 14 lb inat., 28 officer* and 285 men were killed, wounded, missing, made prisoners, or total loss during the ...

... THE WAR. «r>. it»T*t .■! J.U3 5.W v*,..uLd . i2.ob> £2 6.«0l lieulntn ...

... the country and protecting the burghers who arc now on their farms from intimidation such patroia. CASUALTIES SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office Usterning tbs fultoalag U*t csaosll Cara Tows. Ist Jctr. !*t lt\lUti>« Kuvsl Marshall ; Mounted lolsuUj W Unfair ...

... relegated the second plare. Indeed tnedH-tu i* net of am lm sa- caaea and milk must n rate ceaiiDndity in most parts bt Africa where war prerails, bat why bn earth did not the local eoinoitndsiil at cunrnuadeer 460 MO bedsteads, one Iron each lead in* house ...

... 1887, and Major General 29ih dune same year. The Ute General, altboupb Mart done credit him with any war service, had seen a lot cam paigoing in West Africa, days when medals. dtHoreuoos. and bon .on were not lavishly distributed as these timre. Ihe laic ...

... THE WAR. GENERALS JOIN HANDS. SURRENDER OF ARMS. CAPTURE DRAGOONS. (OinClAI. DKSPATOaiii,) Tho follnwiog despatch was tailed the War Office last evening Loro Houecth .Sm bctsrt PGR War. PRETORIA. Torasoav. II.SO a m. and Hart joined hands yesterday VUkfontcin ...

... only too drop dead of Ihe blistered veldi. ravuhed wealth of living greeu. the rude, footprint tl.s god ul war - iwrot’war ; kiod, Christian war * Now. overhead, betwixt the smoking earth aad smiling sky, ducks -d vultures come and go. Iluttcnng their ...

... THE JtOSPJTAIJI IN SOUTH AFRICA. to Trie editor rue iruw times. Hie, - ranch » being **ld and written about the uraiment of the atek ami wound's! in tyiutli Africa that, per flaps, the rnclosrtl account of •mv iotrrview yester.lay with a rrtunird invalid ...

... nusn XUESKS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Last night a further cooLingcat of from City of Dublin Numng lostiiution. Upper street, left the North Walt foe tltily in South Africa. Tlu-y were accompaoiod the Lady Manager, Mrs. Kildare Trnu-y, who will leave them at ...

... TBS ROSPITALS IS SOUTH AFRICA. tus xhirou rwx turn tiues. Snt-lU.ra* U* cSer*-» mad* Mr. Ceeua. , acaiesl lnwpi la U.*nb arm. iiav-s* wuh>a (he past »- nna»l rviaowd frvta Atnrm mjvall. *» tavai*! the Irewt. Un ta k «o *• -m \t* • rllßi ...

... heme invalids 988 21,948 Total casual tie* 48,188 officers and men. CASUALTIES south AFRICA. The follow rag Uit cuaalUes was iuocd lb* War Sccrsury «f State for War i.tints axmar**. Pirtetiv—hat Coistrsaai Gaants-Priratc W. C. Cox, ealtrk (ever; Ist KaUalioa ...

... WAR TAX. Ur. BALFOURisfciwd Mr. Fiavo! tfckl h* oat r«-trifcui «M«wo«i~ulj U» »»nnt • ...