... a uuiversal outburst of patriotisra all over the British Empire. This. it need not bo said, has been due to the war in South Africa, @ war thal has evoused the Imperial sentiment throushout her Majesty's dominions, and that bas kuit the colonies together ...

... 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 ...

... with such universal outburst patriotiera all over th® British Empire. This, it need not bo skid, has been due th® war in South Africa, war that has aroused the Imperial sentiment throughout her Majesty*® dominions, and that has knit the colonies together ...

... d men of the Inniskolling I tragoolut and Inaiskilling Feathers who have loator may lose their livee in the present war in South Africa. Contrary to expectation the attend „ or e WWI not neetrly on large An woo alit alpaca. the number of towmpeople evccially ...

... may have carried some them. Mr. Powcll-Williams states that le>*« than *lO.OOO pairs hove been despatched to South Africa since the war began, whirti is aoont four pairs per man. The great Convention of the Endeavour Society began to-day with meeting* ...

... who have all been raised, or made available, sines the war and whose -errii-f s were neither contemplated nor reckoned on in anv scheme made the War Office. For the purposes of bnnginthe war Africa to conclusion, force tho* raised appears to adequate. ...

... and privileges all. and to acquire these rights, and to maintain thorn when acquired, was for her paramount South Africa. The African war would memorable many ways. Regiment seemed vie with regiment in doing gallant deeds, and who amongst them could forget ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. A PLOT TO TAKE JOHANNESBERG. THE BOER INV. (Central News Wire.) Capetown, Tuesday Sir Alfred Milner has appointed a commission of six members, military and civil, to inquire into the damage sustained by the loyalists in the north ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. 'FIOITAILITS OP OBBOUIALS. W Marko. el Looks, as dim IS x 11 bobs% wokolie for kowdog. Two grow of Moo 'Mons. wok watil is k dos poot key lo M. or the pair kw Ss U. 1 oos.alao—lawd Soloodo. Lori Ml= Sk Winos. Ooosook Mew Nost. =dyer& ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The following despatches were received it the War Office on Wedneediy from Lord Roberts Pretoria. 17th July, 10 . 45 P.m- - Yesterday the enemy made a determined attack upon the left of Pole-Carole' position and along our left ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA DESPATCHES FROM LORD ROBE RTS DETERMINED BOER FIGHTING TRANSVAALERS PREPAR ING TO EMIGUATE _ London' Monday. Tha War Office publishzB the follotng - Fron Lword Robts. Pattnis. 16th July, 9 35 p mt. leden Poell reports hat a patril ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA FIGHTING AT BETHLEHEM. PICKET CUT CP. Irtob aad Mmnatara Lot* was rraciAL.] Pretoria, July 16i. Details of recant opaaatioat in tba to hand. From tbaaa it appears that Otatral Pagat’a Brigade, with tba 38th Battary, oosnpiad Lindley ...