... FROM TO-DAY S LONDON PAPERS. SOI TM AFRICA. the the WAR (FBOM TBK STAN OAHU CORRUrOSDUX.) The llocr women who have jut been brought the concenlrauoo camp, their hosbanda being commando, in their axprewao of belief that spite of all (bat has happened lately ...

... of dampness is almost a necessity. For want of this dampness wireless telegraphy has done very little good in South Africa during the war. Rut between ships at and lighthouses such means of communication will be invaluable, and may yet diminish many of ...

... olf.'where, rcturoin}' from booth Africa, tLe War Odice tun liml under eoi- # siucra'ioji tneaus preveolmg the iqJis, crim:oave treating of aoldiar* hy their re. laiiuna ami friend*. A letter has benn addressed Iho War Od>c* In the price ips I raihrsysia ...

... Hunt, have been in connection with the Co. Limerick m of consequence South his untimely demise. He had copspicgous Africa since the war began, and displayed ve ...

... Cotenrl Meyrisk atid the troops iu ,-ooth Africa war* amaretl that the Covernmen! at home (lid not ratw their band and atop pro-Boos, whose speeches and tactics encouraged the enemy in the field to contlouc the war. With the large majority had its back the ...

... anpply theee men as quickly possible. Hitherto the spirit of economy has played too large part the management of the war in Africa. war it is almoet always true that the greater the initial expenditure has been th? leas will be the ultimate coet. YMTKRnav ...

... band ia Fariia. moot and going to the oanaHtacnedas lying daetaiation that the war was mar, and elaborate Jihee the aareaeeting imbneility of the Lord Chanenllor that i. not war. hat kind wmtaese that in psnpaaa la Booth Afrtea. deal rot retain Lord Milaer ...

... (or South Afru-a, ■*kd again at o’clock. h*»iof on 740 k*»es. which number 116 were am barked at ‘^■•eMiowa. SOUTH AFRICA. SOUTH COLONV, war armal.) A party .»f the enemy baa entered this di»- trkl from Vkbplaate. and Houwer are said be in command. Our acoula ...

... enteepress or Mr to that of the Hour Africa war. lai r winch of them hue yet adopted the infaroas' expedient of the tembirment of Ceres. tratena (Sate. for the women and &dem of combatants is tM Grier. Tlns a aa accident of war proem* Brag* as is the gips tic ...

... complain that the duration of their imprisonmen Inset correspond with the duration of the war which they did their own part. It Karl Roberts' statement that the war was over was true they would hive been let freestone months ago. For brutality and maannem ...

... ite candidate, when was defeated by 61 votes in total poll of 1,237. After the outbreak ef the Transvaal War he want out to Sonth Africa as a war correspondent, and, at the request of Mr. Kruger, enaoised the Second Irish Brigade, which, under General ...

... LOSSES IN TIE VIE. The War OSeson Monday iatusd the monthly statement of casualties in South Africa daring the war. In the month of April 7 ofllosn and 70 men were killed. officers and M 9 man were wounded (lead 49 reepootively ol whom died ol wounds); ...