... of whoa weir burnt Mr Chamberlain, speaking yesterday at Cupar, said no war in the history of the world bad erer been conducted with greater humanity than the present war in Africa. When they were told was a quarrel that had been forced upon the Boers ...

... caUnet-makiEg as learned friend I never e-ther turner or a joiner. A grandson Daniel O’Connell has lost hit life in South Africa Before the War be .-an went out to Johannesburg ae clerk in the Ouneolidsted Company. When hostilities began solunteered as local ...

... continue to June to long the war continues. Nods of is perfect, and there may have been some short comings; but I trust thst when the war shall have been concluded will allowed that Lord Kitchener in B*>uth Africa and the War Office authorities at hom« ...

... SOUTH AFRICA LORD MILNER IN NATAL TIIK ZULI LAND BORDER Tl ,, »ar •wi»l! llw , .iu la.nl Kiu-toiwr:— PHKTOKM. Inn* *?- 1020 I”* ■5,1, ,v,..hn> Calonnl Byn«'«c«h>«», ! • :hl rt n rns..oe-a. .nrladmfi and Omsthnwen. mount.-1 ir-*P» f l Kort **- . ~imn un-lcr ...

... tba money medrd for the war. but when the expenditure on the war at the rate million and quarter w«k. Trumarr could hard's bring brorl Where shnnld look? Thr War tain sense Mr Brodruk was rwapnoe-Ve f.tr every marker with the war. bot the roontrr would ...

... WAR ITT-MS Actire Hernc»- Company the Royal Kngiacer Militia, rrtunted borne front yerteriay morn ng. and wen ■I eotburuato. reception armal. nrt the Mayor and Corporation, offloen. iDeluding Colonel Lord War medals were afterwards pret ■ the officen ...

... that the c'ooe of the war ia betug in aome way retarded a of troop* or want mobility our col am* Our last return* from Sooth Africa show that proeidmg topphea from here for 314.000 person* directly indirectly connected with the war. feeding 248.000 horse* ...

... NOHTHUMBJ WAR. • fMWtef 1,-, Bl |{bt. of *x prvaard attitwk of paper* >a ibe ooantry a cntifag o«r gw* ui *Ka fc« •vedaDy «w--cWned tba TWa lor opaßMg «U oofaaoa to aeonymoes pad aaeartef awn* toW graiaa tor Ha did art vtotbcr Sir Rad ran Bulkr did wall ...

... WAR OFFICE AND UNPAID IEOMAMBY The i* requested to atato that tba attention of tba Bacraiary of State for War baa barn called to tba large number in *b»cb delay baa taken place in claima nwinban of the imperial Yeomanry vbo Itora returned from South Africa ...

... machinery of the war booth Africa does not ret work well, nntwiti- •taodiDg the the War Office, the British must have patience Until the work it completed they cun well be satidied that Lord Roberts rectified the worat mistakes tha war. and that Lord Kitchener ...

... SOUTH AFRICA THE ESCAPE OF BOTHA- THE CRUSHING BLOW AT 810 CAPTURE OP BOERS WAR SPECIAL,) 7LE, October 24. General Broce-Hamilton has surprised a •mail commando north Vrybeid, capturing eight men. General Walter Kitchener recaptured the two guns lost ...

... with conduct the war. Mr. Churchills object attacking the OoeenuDeot aa did yesterday waa to ctimabte indignation of pwMio. This, we beliere, >• only way in which' the Minietara who are really rraponaible for , the conduct the war con roused from their ...