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... CORRESPONDENCE Our Correspondent.) London, Sunday Night. Last evening, Mr E F Knight, -who lost his area in South Africa, while acting as war correspondent for the “Morning Post,” was entertained dinner ins colleagues of the Press at the Hotel Cecil. Lord ...
... SOUTH AFRICA 1. SECOND PIARDEBERG 5,000 FREE STATERS SURRENDER HUNTER'S BRILLIANT DESPATCH ROBERTS DE WET AMR OIIRROVEDIR A. • emit of the openaelens La the Feadarbsrg Peks he, attic ehellift Ws advanes mormidered I. Mew, with Dag heavily peamed, be aid ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... letters of recommendation from the Archbishop Cashel and several the hierarchy. military notes The death ha« been reported to the War Office of Major Wyld, of the 2nd Battalion Hampshire Regiment, lately at Cork, and employed the staff as Deputy Assistant A ...
... aloe by. wed the military authorkies o old attend to the _ _ _ Skinner said it war a very hard thing V in Hold to be retuned en the de r 17 .. were kering the seat of war. ' lin mth id were other defeediket. The defendant was Aned 200 and ante. , • ...
... STUDIO. Roselyn is home from the war, and bury the amount of his experiences, which Bladkwood will publish. Another war book k by Messrs Hodder and Stoughton an. der the somewhat clumsy title - The Origin of the Aaglo-Boer War Revealed. The writer i 3 Mr ...
... of Lady Randolph Churchill Mr Canwallis West on Saturday. The lide;raom who has only just returned frost the set of war in South Africa is only 25 years of ar, a score of years younger than the brils It was noticeable that his rel.- tint IreV conspicuous ...
... eitimetes, and £600.000 for expendi- Wiens mom tare directly or indirectly doe to the . Dr TANNER *eked Lad Ile bee a war in Booth Africa; that the Ohio' and At's- ! warded. and expenditure could not have been anticipated I In Nora lam when the Fatineatee ...
... lamentably short of utensils. He could not imagine anyone having a bona fide basis for real complaint. They had consider that- war was war. MORGAN Dr Charles Obepraelt, who went out as subcommissioner for the Red Cross Society, spoke of the general efficiency ...
... interest on the part of the rising y in the main geographical and his^° $ tures of the war in South Africa, electors of the country studied the features of the war it is at least v,-hether the Tory Party would :1 to power within the next score Sir Thomas ...
... thetas to the loons arrangements of the Portuguese authorities. Now they most abandon the lino or fight for it. By he fos tunes war they are being driven into their last dub. At the meeting some time so tf the Cork Branch of the Soldiers and s:iiloes ram;lies ...