... casualties of the war in South Africa, up to date, only amount to 22,610 persons, or much less than onehalf the number killed and injured on the American railways in one year. Even then (as the Daily Graphic joints out) the casualties in South Africa included ...

... awl easts st eaeitafsad Ishoor can only tod ecaosmic depreask*. The speaker said tbe rosl root moral which followed the war South Africa (be econamie quesUoo. Imperialism meant the exploitation of the many by few. had practised it fur some years, aad what ...

... dinner, that knew nothing of the Boer armaments, or vhe number of their forces, when war was declared, and when think of the otter state of deception have been kept in by war correspondents on the spit, through their exaggeration of the Boer numbers and losses ...

... the Ni Razaar ve a few { thich at 64 each ib ed over to the War 2 1¢ done gratui ands ade from the badges ides of the new wo is sineniariy happy, ond it be im- hie te conreive @ more he war in the centre is an actual o- LY f the Queen, and the are ten ...

... plementary Navy Estimates, and £500,000 for expenditure directly or indirectly due to the war in South Africa. It was now clear that more would be required for Routh Africa than was then anticipated. They could not tell what expenditure might be necessary on ...

... MIDDLEBURG OCCUPIED m , . London, Sunday. Tho following telegram from Lord Roberts was read at the War Office to-day: Pretoria. 2.50 p.m,' July 28. French occupied without opposition yesterday. Buffer reports that the post Ylakavaghte station was attacked ...

... the richest alluvial goldfields Sooth Africa. All round are rich and healthy valleys ,and the agricultural well as the miners, industry flourishes. It is- of interest to recall the fact that in the first Boar war % British garrison, under lieutenant Long ...

... desire to keep the line open Komati Poort long as possible. But if lan Hamilton does get in between Botha and Lycleuburg the war may be over before August is ended, perhaps before the revered festival of St Grouse. If Botha, with scattered parties, amounting ...

... et the beak of tb' Muse, where Sirs. 86,1 who had coneoutwith her young ert child, bad her four eldest children. The alarm war given, ai the firemen of the Hanwell and Ealing It-lodes er A arrived, and it well nut long before the fire was exilognithed ...

... 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 ...

... afterwards it war, found that all tint four c-hiWn.t» were dead. The circumstances the disaaler are especially pathetic, that the liter of lb# children w in the (toya) Artillery, and. alter teeing service in , s Africa, is new on his war home invalided ...

... raised since the Boer war commenced became imm.iient. These 148 Uicterirs are formed into forty uine brigades three batteries each, and. ezclnsira of the 06th Battery stationed in Egypt, are now distributed follows South Africa, forty-five batteries, ...