... only too drop dead of Ihe blistered veldi. ravuhed wealth of living greeu. the rude, footprint tl.s god ul war - iwrot’war ; kiod, Christian war * Now. overhead, betwixt the smoking earth aad smiling sky, ducks -d vultures come and go. Iluttcnng their ...

... 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 IN SOUTH: AFRICA BRITISH 'OCCUPY MIDDLE- -BURG DE WET'S MOVPMENTS London, Slnday. in 'The followbig -telegram from Lord Roberts ?? was received at the War Office toeday:- Pretoria, 2&s p.m., July28. i is French occupied -Milddebhur with-oub 9ppo- ...

... 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 ...

... expedition; £1,250,000 supplementary naval estimate, and millions for purpose-; directly or indirectly connected with tho war m South Africa. The total, round figures, was £13,000,000. He informed the House introducing tho Budget that some prorision would hare ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...