... FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office haw asked for one hundred experienced Pont Office men from the ckiMea of clerks, sorter*, counter clerks, and telegraphist*, and sorting clerks and telegraphists, Join the Army Post Office Corps in South Africa for year ...

... Junction and Barghersdorp. MONTHLY STATEMENT OF CASUALTIES. London, Monday Night.—The War Office to-nigbt issued the monthly statement casualties in South Africa daring the war. In the month April 7 officers and 79 men were killed ; officers and 249 men were ...

... not know its telegraphio address has - Have yon had many telegrams from South Africa since the war b?g»n ? „ No; only tfce one tbafc came on ruiaysent it at once to the War Office.” Sab Death op a Farmeb.— The other evening while James M‘Ginley, silty ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BOERS ACTIVE—SEVERE BRITISH CASUALTIES TRAINS FIRED UPON AND WRECKED - MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL BLOOD. London, Friday. A Daily Mail Loarenoo Mar.iucz cablegram says —The districts along tbe Dolagoa line havo been much disturbed during ...

... 'CHE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. HEAVY BRITISH CASUALTIES —54 TCTj.T.FD AND WOUNDED—7O DEATHS FROM DISEASE—ISO DANGEROUSLY ILL CASES BRITISH AGAIN FOILED NEAR ERMELO., London, Wednesday Night.—The Press Association says—Exceptionally heavy casualty lists were ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BRITISH UNSAFE BETWEEN PRETORIA AND MAFEKINO. BURGHERS THREATENING JOHANNESBURG. ...

... on Saturday, and has since been reported further south. London, Monday Night. —The War Office tonight issued the following: Lord Kitchener to Secretary of State for War. Pretoria, 27th May, 2 p.m. Since my last telegram on the subject, the columns report ...

... t had been justified. greater work remained for him on his return to South Africa. Although they might have had disappointments be was sanguine the smouldering embers the war would then be extinguished, snd Lord Milner would be able to undertake the task ...

... THE COST OF WAR. Parliamentary papers just issued give a return of the estimated cost of the wsrs in South Africa and China, showing how the expenditure is be met. The total is put at £153,317,000, made up as follows, and including estimates for 1901-1902 ...

... WAR CASUALTIES. London, Sunday. —The Press Association says— The casualty lists issned by the War Office on Saturday night report just over one dozen deaths from disease, including Lieutenant A. R. W. Spicer, King’s Royal Rifles, who died of onterio at ...

... PRIESTS ON THE WAR. A Derryman in South Africa sent a copy of the Cape Argus,” which contains the following letter, stated have been addressed to the Freeman’s Journal”: Sim—We, the undersigned, being majority of the Catholic priests of the western districts ...

... NOTES ON THE WAR. London, Wednesday. l able to stale from information I have received to-day that tba War Office, in view of tbe splendid service rendered in South Africa by oor various mounted infantry eonlicgenis, contemplate training half tba men of ...