... when orders were Vstowed on number officers and men who have served in South Africa. The War Office last evening issued the foxing : -At the presentation of South African War Medals by H.M. the King on July 26th on the Horse Guards Parade, and on July ...

... South Africa, delivered an address on the outlook of the denomination in South Africa. He expressed regret that was precluded the Assembly from discussing the war, bat he would say tbe solid pblanx of clergy of every denomination in South Africa believed ...

... Brasscy, speaking last avgbt upon a on which Liberals coald unite, said it would be time to tho foray. Government Sooth Africa when the war wag ended. They should discover cause that would appeal *o every section of the Liberal party. The congestion of bnsiueas ...

... Chairman of the Congregational Union of South Africa, delivered address on the outlook of the denomination in South Africa. He expressed regret that he was precluded by the Assembly from discussing the war, bat he wonld say that the solid phlanx of clergy ...

... Wednesday upon policy ou whicu Liberals could unite, said it would be time to discuss tbe form of Government Sooth Africa wbeu tbe war was ended. They should discover a cause that would appeal to every a ...

... from the War yesterday informing him that his son, Private Alfred Abbott, of the Duke of Edinburgh. Volunteers, was dangerously ill in the mil l ' tary hospital, Kimberley, of pneumon* Private Abbott has served throughout the South Africa war, having joined ...

... orders to leave Shorncliffe on the 30th inst. for Southampton, there to embark en the Tintagel Castle for South Africa. WAR OFFICE NOTICES. The War Office announces that the South African medals are now ready to be issued to those of Loch's Horse who are entitled ...

... and tooth for tooth, but that we are convinced would be fatal policy. Briton and Boer have to live together in South Africa after the war, and it would be a calamity if a spirit of retribution supervened to further widen the gulf that now separates them ...

... operations might have warned him before the South Africa war that Ladysmith was not a very snitabl military station for bis Majesty's forces t occupy. Long before the war he had pointed on to the War Secretary the Biggersberg positio beyond Ladysmith ...

... perhaps will ask themselves why so much attention is being shown to the representative of semi-barbaric country in North Africa. A fast war ship was detailed to bring the Ambassador and his suite England, and their arrival at Southampton, and later in London ...

... unless she were ready to follow that up with war. Nevertheless, will be well if the Government puts forth every effort to beat out the last flicker of hostilities in South Africa. Obviously loyalist South Africa will not be content remain refugees, without ...

... remains at his post, we may expect some new developments in connection with the operations in South Africa. WAR OFFICE DEMENTI. The Press Association says the War Office yesterday afternoon issued the following communication : There is no foundation whatever ...