... MONTHLY LIST The War Office on Monday night issued the monthly statement of casualties in South Africa during the war. In month of April 7 officers and men were killed, 21 officers and men wounded (1 and respectively of whom died of wounds) ; missing ...

... among the supporters of the Ministry. The Fighting Strength of the Boers. During the earlier stages of the war in South Africa retired war correspondents and armchair strategists were in the habit of noting and criticising in the daily Press the progress ...

... were Mr Chamberlain cover our two Republics with soldiers, the war would pursued with the same determination in the British Cohmics South Africa. The war has spread all over South Africa. The executions Cajie Colony NOT INTI AFISIKANDKRS. They revolt ...

... about to be formed. Re-enlisted men will resume the rank they held on discharge, and if they desire to remain in South Africa when the war is over lielp will be given to enable their families to join them there. The men here who have re-enlisted are to report ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. Commandant Jonbert Captwed. Entire Commando Accounted For. The following despatch has been received from Lord Kitchener:— Pretoria, Nov. 27,10 s.m. General Cbarlee Knox report* the capture by hie columns of thirty-six prisoners, including ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. Despatch front Lord Kitchener.—The Week’s Operations. Scheepers’s Southward Raid.—British in Close Pursuit The following message ha* been received from Lord Kitchener by the Secretary of State for War Residency, 2nd September, 2-35 p.m.—Since ...

... War Brevities. Lord Kitchener wires to the War Office The Boers are collecting under De Wet in North- Eastern Orange River Colony. 327 Boers have been accounted for since 4th November. An attack on Pic jUetabnrg was repnlaed. On the anniversary of the ...

... COST OF THE WAR. A parliamentary paper gives a return of the estimated cost of the wars in South Africa and China, showing how the expenditure is to be met. The total is put at £142,807,000, not including Chinasupply grants, £5,600,000, and charges on ...

... Roberts and the War. Lord Roberta, presenting the medals to the Volunteers in Liverpool, said —Warfare in South Africa was difficult to describe,and equally difficult to cope with. Statements made that everything was not being done to end the war rapidly were ...

... rejoice in the disu*t**r* wldeh hud occurred in Siiiith Africa. 'Hiev lulled Rrituin, and it did not matter what pie were at war with England, the Irish people would HympathiKe with them. The war had demonstrated that England was not light ing nation, ...

... Impressed upon me (says correspondent) while listening to Sir Wm. Harconrt when ho wits arguing that the cost of the war in South Africa was likely to on for mouths and months to come. are,” said the right honourable gentleman, 11 piling expenditure at ...

... WHO PROVOKED THE WAR ? A Hollander’s Candid Views. A member of Parliament has received the following letter from bis brother serving in South Africa, dated Prieska, July expect when this readies you that the House will have risen, and that you will be ...