... plain speaking born tha “ Speaker “ Tha attempt of the War OfiUe. the Ehodmite Press, ta bad news from South Africa has begun to break down. Even the “ Daily Mail’ acknowledges that there is war in Boath Aftiea in its bflla and heedUnm plain. Lotd failed ...

... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. YESTERDAY AED THIS UOSEINO’S TELEGRAMS, OPERATIONS EAST PRETORIA. GENERAL FRENCH AT MIDDELBURG, (REUTER'S TELEaRAM.) Brugspruit, Saturday.—General French has occupied Mlddelburg. General Pole-Carew, with the Guards' Brigade, has ...

... THE -WAR. bn GtNERAL PRINSIOO ae ~SIRREINDIEIS. )e 5,000 BOERS LAY DOWN: THEIR ARMS. RPESULT Or H UNTER'S SPLENDID ,n -r eT'HE PREVIOUS FIGHTING, o IPISH BEGIMENTS DISTINGUISH TII EMSELVEES. DEt WET AND STEYN. n SAID TO BE SURROUINDED. d _ . BRITISH PRISONERS ...

... COMMON SENSE WAR- MAKING. One general rule which be observed moviug troops in a mountainous country is to avoid ‘Email detachments' such as could not maintain themselves in the valley when they might be exposed attack. That simple common-sense principle ...

... THE DERRY JOURNAL, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 80, 1900. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS THE BRITISH. London, Friday Night.—Tho Press Asaociation states—The War Office at 11 p.m. issued the following telegram from Lord Roberts ; Pretoria, July 27, 1 ...

... Roberts's staff in South Africa, Leo becomes an assistant quartennaster-general at headquartersre- placing Colonel Skinner, ?? who baa served at the War Office since December, 1893- Colonel Ward, prior to going to South Africa, was deputy- asisetan-adjutunt ...

... HOSPITAL WORK IN SOUTH AFRICA. letter From CHacmw Univ*r«ity _■ ■■7 V Mr. Williu Bodgw, Fort Ql*«gow. one the Qtagow Unirenitj medical etudente who Tolnfttwzed (or aarrioe in Booth Africa under the baaaar of the Soottuh National Bad Cnaa Tlnqiital Or ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... LONDON. MONDAY.—The Commission appointed by the Government to inquire Into the treatment of the sick and wounded in Booth Africa resumed its inquiry In London today., Mr. Murray Guthrie, M.P . bore testimony to the assiduity of the medical officers and ...

... due lb? unhappy prolongation of the war iu South Africa. advisedly io March Inst took nothing in our estimates account that war for the return transport of troops for the gratuities be given to them at the end of the war. oraittci these things for two p ...