... LECTURE ON SOUTH AFRICA. At the present time no piece is of mot* interest to tltsn South Africa, so the lecture by Dr. Trail, S.F.T.C.D., an* nounced to be dsUssred to-morrow evening at o’clock in the Parochial Hall, Belgrave square, Rathmioas, should ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Um following offlcUl froa tho War OAeo THE BBCBET nOEIIKO. Fro« th« anmlot Caramßnif>tloM to tb«B«cr»t»fT at BUM (or War:— Cm Town. The (oUowlee eunlttei n*oit«4 Limtaaaat J. Hpmcer, 2nd Oaroa B«( ...

... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. in enry that the Mind err cet the sad 71h Hors as es 7,000 dor ter the Cam. beire salled kir Mem thene mend sheer the inner of aad Me, ote plare M the The Clare 900 of all maks aad SOO bore= and the 71h no of all arel Met 6CO ...

... DISCOTEUES IN WIST AFRICA. Major Bambam, the American aaent, who helped Lord Roberts in the Transvaal war, baa returned to London after six months’ gold SMking in the swamps and jungles West Africa. Hit stories the strange lands into which penetrated ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. We have rccelrsd the following sOdal despatches fram (be War OBoe TBS UCBNT FIGHTING. From the Oeaeimlot Commankatlooi to the Secretary of State tor War— Capk Towy. The following oaeoaltleo are reported HaartebeestfonMiD, March ...

... WOMEN FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Mr. speech yesterday 1s taken to mean (writes our London corre- spondent) that the South African war is over Mr. Chamberlain spoke mainly on the ne- cessity for emigration, and emigration of women. If the Eng- He is quite right ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. TV# bar# rare rod the following official frota the War - -.-to*- . ■ From Ibe Cotbicuaiotljims the Secretary «l State lot War:— C*P« Tows. follawioa «r» rrpr.n*i Llouuiuci Cuatle* Oitso. CMsaaor Imperial Yromaory, klilwl. ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. We ban wind the hem the War : Me erzhrr Mimeo. lc C a u 5 c 7,.. Li earthed* an reported : ,Jity Mouse Wherry Categemy Leleeetse re Wens. &Med Comploy Taitsblve 1 , 11~.•4- F. Ilaneetexe 01. Sehe Frt.. Deeelesteeremel Isitireeet ...

... TROOI’S FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Sixty volunteers lelt Birmingham yesterday, for Warwick, preparatory to their departure fur South Africa, to relieve the Warwickshire Active Service Company. Crowds cheered the men. A besvilv laden train left ibo Government elding ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. We have waved tin fo4lns•tyl • Till. Ml !1 VIt.IITIr. 64 . U,. cee;e;trei of Nutt fur War . cArL To% A. following en•mth 415 Private, B. J. O. Loom.. Jul) )Inwoleal lafoolly Worwkk RI- 453 W. kllhl.Klan.l.l..ste. Trowvonl ...

... OKITLEHS AND MEN. lAL IAACATCMK^,) Tlic War Oili.-e lair Last inj{ht iraurd the anoe» si.UMiient: Tim fullwiog mformation. rvsptvtins the •h.iouiis «aatulnl men IWre Vlaktonli in, ha-* he-ii rcvivwl the Surciaiy War irum Ktichener ; - l.iMiteoant W. S. Is ...

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