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... has seen . that the war in South Africa is a ; war for supremacy , a war to the death , ; If , as l . iie Boers now tell -as they wore from the very first ; fighting - for silpronracy in South Africa , . from the first it . n'ns a ...
... anfehorities to the present twentieth century of the Christian'era ; 'it . has been - true that good news never comes from Africa .. The war has so ' overshadowed all other-afflictions , disease , brought , and locusts , that nothing has been published in this ...
... with these new conditions the various Edinburgh Volunteer corps prepared lints of men willing to sorvs in South Africa . Yesterday ' s War Offioo wile , if tho interpretation put upon it be jiiff correct one , WtS undo absolutely the previous wmmoa-sease ...
... it by its critics ' with regard-to fhe- whole war . It is ' ' : that its preparations were , inadequate . ' It failed . to foresee . the magnitiUde and duration ' of the , war . It 'providea . for a war . of a few ' months , and an- army not . half ...
... for the * outb in a few days . CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA . Yesterday the War Office issued the appended casualty lists : — From C » su ! U ( y Officer , Capo Town , To tbe Secretary of Statn for War . CAPE Tows , January 2 . The following deaths ( enteric ...
... them all and getting back safely , tho other oE doubt aa to whether he should not ho in South Africa insteud of there . WIICD they left South Africa the war eccmcd to have more or'IoM settled down , but after they embarked it had broken out again all ...
... the seizure to be illegal . CASUALTIES IlTsOUTH AFRICA . ' Yestorday tho War Oflioa' issaed ; fcho appended carnally | lista :-. . . • i ' From General , Capo Town 3 To ttie StcrotMy o ( Sta . te tor War . !) CAPE TOWN . JMIHCT 19 . DEATHS FftOM BICia ...
... WHTLB the war still simmers on in Sooth Africa , there are movements afoot , both in the Old Colony and in the newly annexed Republics , that make strongly for peace . These movements are not confined to the loyalist and English-speaSsing population ...
... THE GUERILLA WAR The . War'Office yesterday issued the followins : — . .. ' , ' . From . Lord'Kitcheaer , To the Secretary of State for War . K . ESIDKKCY , PBCTOKIA , January 21 ) 7 . 15 A . M . A few Boers did some damage to the electric works at Brafcpan ...
... THE • GUERILLA WAR FIGHTING IN THE TRANSVAAL . AND ORANGE COLONY . • THE War Office yesterday 'issued the following dispatch ;— Lord Kitchener , To the Secretary of State for War . RESIDENCY , PHETOBIA , January 6 , 5 . 30 P . M . Yesterday Babbington ...
... TEE CTERrLLA WAR The following dispatch was issued from the War Office last evening . — Lord Kitchener , To the Secretary of State for War . PKETOBIA , January 34 .. General Cunninghaia , moving south from Oliphant's Nek , captured 17 prisoners . Ho was ...
... place the previous day in South Africa than any officer or soldier in South Africa with the single exception'of the Com . Tnar . rier in-Chief and the officers of his Staff during the past dreary fifteen months of the war . Tho whole of tile people of the ...