... voice of the Stars. useful Tables. the of the Wins of Italy. and Instructive Articles. N.B.—Zadkiet foretold the War in Rooth Africa. the War n Chime. the General Election. and change in the Cabinet, the Areaesinstion of the late of Italy, the grief of ...

... India to South Africa when war appeared probable ; landed at Durban and went to Ladysmith. It fought at Eietfontein, where Colonel E. P. Wilford was killed, and the casualty list showed sixty killed aud wounded. The first disaster of the war was that which ...

... tho Stars, Useful Tables, the Horoscope of tho King «f Italy, and Instructive Articles. N.B.—Zadkiel foretold the War in South Africa, the War in China, the General Election and the change in the Cabinet, the Assassination of the late King of Italy, the ...

... Stirs. Useful Tables, y tfcc Horoscope of the King of Italy, and Instructive Articles. N.B.—Zadkiel foretold the War in South Africa, the War in China, tho General Election an change in the Cabinet, the Assassination of the lute King the grief our Family ...

... number of telegrams L I:ery, but declined all attempts to be including some made in cablecoolly sitting for hie views on war _ . Africa. : city* Usosral Buller Is anxious rather otherwles jia to avoid upon Ws arrival ytious and WILL TARE A HOLIDAY. t: Wer ...

... HCNTER DRIVES THE ENEMY FROM The War Office on Wednesday published the following telegram sent by Lord Roberta to the Secretary of State for War: - Jotwurnsareo, October 90, 7 p.m. In consequence of tbe numerous attacks that Im7e been made oat the railway ...

... V THE South African War marks an Imperial epoch. If thegi'eat struggle which ended at Waterloo enabled to build up the British Empire, the war just over gave it the impulse towards consolidation ; that is to say, the unity for which statesmen had been ...

... normal course, and no danger is anticipated. OUR CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. A War Office return, issued last night, of the total casualties reptirted since the' beginning of the war, up to and including October 31, gives the' following fiurds Kild Died ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Lord Roberts is detained at Johannesburg owing to the illness of his daughter, who is suffering from enteric. His staff have left Pretoria for England, and Lord Kitchener's staff has been installed. Generals Pole- Carew, Howard ...

... IKITCIIENER AND Till, I I ESATTACK A liMA ILF TRA I N I viiL v lu:TU1RN UtL 'I'UE GUARDS. Lord Pobc~rt to Sor-i far;' Of qtato for War.1 11 ni,-r on ?? h tu3. 't31 .) Vowliti'1N3111 1 ;L k-II till) V (If rI h' ird BIf: I Ii jior TitxtttI I II t Id1' I i T, :ld ...

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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ADMINISTRATION OF THE NEW TERRITORIES. MILNER’S AND KITCHENER’S DUTIES. Pretoria, undated (by rail to De Aar, October 31). —Sir Alfred Milner left here yesterday. It is believed that he will return after the departure of Lord ...