... FOREIGNERS DEPORTED FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Government to anises kr maatioo of whe rlntwted nom Smith Africa dunes war meterday took the m ides. of I Roberts, at Palen HateL His lordship dmilt with the plots made against life at Johsoneeburg sad Prnene, sod ...

... crew that breathes the upper air. It ia stated the Sun that the Government are preparing for a summer campaign in South Africa, that war material, stores and foodstuffs are now being despatched in vast quantities to the Capo, that large orders have been ...

... wountable for fact that they Le UI alter their antral in South Africa. WAR OF FI(M IXX,'UMEN TS. THE PUBLICATION OF OFFICIAL. SECRETS. EITATIMENT HY BK()DRICK. Mr LUCAS asked the Secretary for War • maroon of winch he given settee, en. heater it was a tet ...

... asking Sir to explain the poiat of bia ellnsion. FOREIGNERS DEPORTED FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Tho cUlou for cumpcaution ihoao who were deported from &>«th Africa doric| the war yesterday morning took the evidence of Earl Robert*, Weeunumer Pklaco Howl Hi* lordabip ...

... Majesty ukiog iota coa•idsratiuu the emicmt *er*i«es Field Marsht! Karl Unbelt* Kandaiur, foai■aand> in Majesty a daring tk* war Africa, being desiruoa re loumuan at so-, ft service* to *ont*r upca him signal murk of hi* favoar, to bis faithfui > ■ •toana* ...

... arrangement their domestic relationa. For the kindness shown him personally, was profoundly grateful. was in relation Sooth Africa the war that they were supoosed to hopelessly divided. He did not Mieve m that hopeless division (bear, hear). He believed was ...

... that Rimself, both from his long bed the conditions been those «i ectual war Africa and vast as for South Africa” hove coved the French from 0 nesp every-day life at the seat of war, and the manners and 3 ty en «2 we know, moet vital © The Sagres, Wedm ...

... and it will rwmem- that they indikicd m lh« Transvaal mod lirangv iUrer Odoniea for ail bona tide acta of war. the return to Africa all prisoners war m clsewhem. th# iwplaciug the eariietl pissiWe moment in* military mini* tration by a civil admimsiration ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. I MR LECKY ON THE WAR. TIMIIIDAT. The /San Promo pehliden today es elsesest Ina the Right W. L A. Leaky, the death War. It is to the reran is the roe* al es ankle the bed rineested the dor tierenbed loony esys II is Jot the and el war is het ...

... AFRICA. M aTABALooe I Man JCf* 20. MidUnd Maaniad C®e|.7 it •on. Corporal KeOcbcaer. T/.oprr* Mire.l* Nel. Krank Alttntau, Joan MmunltAO. It Vooncreuaa. laaoo-Coraoral WiiUoa J Moryau. bliM. C**itaio U J. A. SfMdaw ...

... SOUTH AFRICA INVASION OF PORTUGUESE TERRITORY islsciah.) MADRID. Va brca h«r» Iran Laboo;—TV aavipapara trWfT«a from Luartaco Maiqata atauac tVt a Boar coaunaixlo. vnit arranU woman aad diiidr»n, baa «LU-rad PortugacM tarntoty war »be H ...

... 30UTII AFRICA FURTHER CAPTURES TRASSVAAL OPERATIONS. the attack UOODEPOOUT. REPORTED doer con- ference. THE VLAKFONTEIN FIGHT. «,d: ww* reeeired t'th.-. yesterday from laird Kit- IiIKT-'UIA. July 8. 45 p ; • ...