... blood and in money, for the two years* fighting. According statement issued by the War Office, the total number of deaths in South Africa from the beginning of the war to the close of last month was 17,472 —824 officers and 10,648 men. Adding the missing ...

... PERMITS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office have issued the following notice: consequence of the establishment of martial law at all South African ports, it has been decided, with the concurrence of the Governments of the Cape Colony and Natal, that on and ...

... TIIE MONTHLY LIST. The War Office on Monday night issued the monthly statement of casualties in South Africa during Um war. In the month oe April 7 officers and 79 men were killed, 21 of and 249 men wounded (1 and 43 re• apeetively of whom died of wounds) ...

... 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 ...

... detained in the Transvaal and Orange Biver Colony, i* 18,398, OUR FORGES SOUTH AFRICA. A War Office issued Monday gives th* present strength of the forces in South Africa on May 1 follows: Officers and Men. Regulars ■» 138,002 Colonials 58 ...

... 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 ...

... South Africa with a few details and remounts. She will call Southampton and Queenstown for 300 additional remounts. The hospital ship. Nubia, with 10 officers, 28 men R.A.M.C., wives nr.d children, also left Southampton on Saturday for South Africa. WAR ...

... that 200 of the Boer prisoners of war there parole have expressed their willingness to take the oath of allegiance and enlist in the British for service outside South Africa. THE WAR OFFICE AND LORD KITCHENER. The War Office the SOth ult published the ...

... live together in the complete unity we desire, until we make them live together on the veldt. Our first need in South Africa after the war will be prosperous agricultural population, and prosperous agricultural population not of on* blood alone. satisfy ...

... attention oto« readers this week to the appeal Richards, The Rectory, Dungannon, making for comforts for the troops South Africa. Although the war » most over, still there are many of our soldiers in that far-off country, especially the Royal Inniskilling who ...

... and wcU•knowu to many of our readers, and has been with his regiment—the Ist Battalion Gordon Ilighlanders—iu &oath Africa &loco the war began. Major W. A. Lennox-Conyngham, second in cesamand of the 4th Battalion Worcester Re. giment, hav retired from ...