... leading, and never yet has Mr. Balfour disappointed expectation. may breathe the hope that will this year able deal with the war Africa as a finished work. At the same time trust he will be able to comment on the continuance of friendly relations among the ...

... has South Africa during the war Mr. I.lttlar said all were old know better. They seemed to think tliey were in lawless country, and having erected their wigwam commandeered all they wanted. Riley muft no to for Aftwa Ctrwm fourtMn, and War mao to twaivo ...

... THE WAR BCDGET, The isauc army esiirnaJes for **norirous sum ae jmlliods. for the financial year conuTH-ncing on April first, under «irrnmeiAnres which neceMitate the continued mamteoAoue of large army in South Africa carry the war. For this heavy bill ...

... Government in China. sdr William Barcourt and other members followed the same sub- jvet. Mr. Lloyd George reverted to the war Africa, aud. t«'getber with Sir K. Reed, drew a vigorous speech from Mr. Chamberlain. Mr. Wilstun Churchill delivered bis maiden ...

... vis vs with Juctive ot much poverty, discontent, For bummerti ■—. ——o Fine Old Anioblillwdo Y.uUgelHn: readings South Africa and the war cam- disloyally, believe that the time has conn .isuul form in Very Choice Old Oiorosa, Rich Oi -ign. The view* were ...

... BOERS IN GERMAN AFRICA According a Stamhinf telegram from Berlin. f.nirt«*en ltier», with tle-ir families, making eighteen rsons all, who lived near Imul taken part in the war, went over the Forlugue-e frontier after Mu- occupation Prei.ns. (r.rf*eedisl ...

... WAR ITEMS. staff and etrenglh of the medicaJ *crrioe South Africa is being rapidl* •trangthened. Already this month one members of the Royal Army Medical Corps have been despatched from Aldershot, and Friday similar draft was *cnt oft. Other drafts, each ...

... LESSONS TOE WAR The severity of an attack which the Opposition threaten the conduct of the war will mitigated by the full from Karl Roberta, which bare just been published. The Field-Marshal masterly history of his own campaign, and bis just but not. ...

... THE WAR HONOURS. Friday night's is*us of tlie tiazettr contained the first list of the honours (or service* the war in South Africa up to the time of Roberts's dejiarture on November 29th, 1900. The list i» tremendously long one. and inclmles G.C.M.G ...

... THE BOER WAR THE SITUATION. •ftuation in South Africa baa quktad down somewhat sine# the dkaatrous attack mafe by Botha on Colonel Benson’s column. Botha •ppanmtly has continued his lino of ratraat which should bring him aTentually to Dalagoa Bay rail ...

... WASTE OF HOUSES IN WAR Attention ha* lieen very properly drawn an extraordinary development of War office gance. Every officer who goe* out to South Africa take*, a* * rule, two with him; and it i* «1-ulated tliat home* coat not far short of £5O tor the ...

... SUGGESTIONS FOR ENDING THE WAR, Speaking crowded Unioniat Leicester Wednesday niglil, Mr. Winston Churchill, M.P.. denied that exaggerated when recently said the in South Africa not lew dangerous than two years ago. The tank waa still unbundled. and the ...