... which we received this inorning as to great and unexpected development of affairs in South Africa was from the Press Association, and reads as follows: Th. War Office states that Hunter reports that General Prinsloo has surrendered unconditionally with ...

... The for this is largely to ii. azc:Amted for Ly the tact that thousands of Reserve men, who had to go to the front in Smut Africa, would otherwise have been avai.able for farm work, as in previous years. In al the large cities and centres throughout England ...

... members were present as at the meeting of the guardians. The business transacted was not of an important nature. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE POLICY OF THE AFRI- , GANDER PARTY. THE QUEEN REQUESTED TO RECALL SIR ALFRED MILNER. CONTINUEI, FIGHTING AT HEIDELBERG ...

... amsdgamation with the Great Southern and Western? —No. I have no doubt of it, because we always felt that the Great THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. GALWAY MEETING. GALWAY PLATE. LONDON BETTING. STEWARDS' -CUP. By Special Wire. FINLAY7S GOLD MEDAL • fronl 99 A • Wise ...