... 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 ...

... LORD KITCHENER AND TRE WAR. A statement having a) that Lord Kitchener hed private ~ age expressed the nion that five years was not too mistie a forecast of the period to enswe before he aad his army, be rble to leave South Africa, and drew his Lordship’s ...

... “London Gazette” of to-night contains a long list of honoars and promotions for ser- vices during the operations im South Africa. It is i that the rewards given’ are for services up to November 2%h, 1900, the day on which Lord Roberts handed over the ...

... Dabjin section formed this ‘A large number of new and specially interest- the Boer war will also be exhibited. the Royal Faneral Procession, visit to Dublin, and solos will war and other events. Miss Ellis and be rendered by ...

... BOER RAIBE RPRISED BY CONSTABULARY. CAPTURE OF STOCK (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL) , Monday A patrol of the South — Constabu- lary on the 10th inst. of Boers who were of police got within 50 DUTCH SEEK THE HAGUE, Monday. The Minister for Foreign Affairs ...

... Ca Town corr dent telegr: on March 31—Cape ‘own is face to lace with the greatest c: lamity that has ever befallen any city Africa. The pl » which broke out a little over 3 month ago, has obtained a vice-like grip of the town and district, and at the present ...

... deal of interest, has written an article for the Here are some epigrams “Times” on same tactical lessons of the war. ‘We who heve watched this war with stram- eyes now One good marksman is of bad ones. The soldier is a not oniy “hie soil nowt be ‘his of the ...

... required to bring our forces up to, the needs of the new scheme, it is evident that the War will have to recon. inducements held out to men eligible for the army. The war fever last for ever, and the reaction which a tery awkward one. generally follows will ...

... food as the Desultory fight- ing is reported from several centres. trou, but Boor: THE CAPE RAID. ATTEMPT NTER PRANGE COLONY WAR SPECIAL) SPRINGBOCKFONTEIN, April 4. Colonel Monro's yesterday visited the farms in this neigh! ‘The farmers re- ported that ...

... has more recently been al- most alone among the French journals in taking the side of the British in regard to the war in South Africa. The “Siecle” was founded in 183. and was the really eecution it France. In spite of fines and offcial per- Nepoleon ...

... any other two in South Africa. He is a being Dutch. But Johann Colen- has always been closely English in When he om only 15 (says the “ Star”) he wert with the result that he knew. all the Zulu ton; the Zulu ar he served in the war he was enlisted by John ...

... trebled. Feem ond SU? Yrimean Veteran, now serving in South Africa.) jor camps are now in fail and took up his residence at swing. The lst Company MINIATURE MEDALS FOR EVENING ORESS red to life, war was declared in 1877 he , during the first week of The recent ...