... put off from time to time with the promises contained in ths enclosed War Offioe memorandum. Though has been granted an indulgence passage, haring employment to to in South Africa, he is unable to go through not haring ths money. He has already lost the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. BOER LEADERS ACTIVE - BCHEEPERS’ LAAGER-AN OFFICER’S ADVENTURE THERON GOING NORTH —MISHAP GOUGH’S COLUMN —CONSTABULARY STILL MISSING. Kimberley, September 24.—Before daylight to-day a ganger at Koodoo Siding discovered some Boers placing ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. A Blue-book was issued on Friday night containing the report of Colonel Alfred Q. Lucas, Deputy Adjutant-Oearral of the Imperial Yeomanry, on the subject of remounts. It is slsted that 1-1512 horses were pnrebsaed fur South Africa for X'4H3 ...

... FROM THE WAR. Loanon, Panur.—The transport Avne* arrived at Southampton this afternoon with invalids bum Sooth Africa. She brought home eighteen officers and 289 men, under the command of Lieotenant- Colonel Beads, 8.A.M.0., several of whom war* suffering ...

... TOTAL SINCE THE WAR BEGAN, A TERRIBLE LIST. London, Wednesday Night.—To-night the War Office issued the following list of casualties as the total aggregate redaction of military forces through war in South Africa ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. yesterdays aed THIS MOREim'S TELEGRAMS. Boers again Active—Various Movements in Progress- Train Captured near Watervai—Colonel of Irish Guards Killed Fight at Jaskraal Irish Fusiliers Lose a Lieutenant Will Mr. Kruger meet the Czar ? London ...

... they are by means bright. This war has left its mark on the country already. Theobstiuacy of the policy which has put England the position she to-day is clearly the result war undertaken for possession the mines in South Africa, to avenge Majuba Hill, and ...

... d with the terrible mistakes in South Africa. On the Continent of Europe apprehensions of an outbreak are felt to be justified, while the Chinese difficulty is in an early stage. homo the expenses of the Boer war are being felt all classes, and in return ...

... OFFICIAL DESPATCH London, Wednesday.—The Press Association states that the War Office this evening issued the following telegram from Lord Kitchener to the Secretary for War Residency, Pretoria, September 4tb, French reports the enemy to the north-east ...

... the enemy ran away directly be teen and waited behind earner to thaol him, the poeitian war moat dilßeall and trying. The men repreaeotiog hia oonnlry in Sooth Africa deterred all the good wa oo old think el, the work now being dona could be realiaad people ...

... in stating that for tho most part the proclamation has been little regarded by the burghers, and the conclusion the war in South Africa, which was promised be finished long ere this, is as far off as ever. After a struggle of neatly two years England finds ...

... British public this time be of the struggle in South Africa? The British papers one and all not pretend to justify the position affairs. They declare, and justly enough, things have looked worse in South Africa, and tho one answer is England must see the fight ...