... Dartmouth at Stafford on Satnr•*7 P roeated to local Yeomen and volunteers Africa war medals, bnt aaid was not ffetag to make speech, because there had been too speaking about the war and too much criticism and fault-finding with those who had difficult work ...

... Cotenrl Meyrisk atid the troops iu ,-ooth Africa war* amaretl that the Covernmen! at home (lid not ratw their band and atop pro-Boos, whose speeches and tactics encouraged the enemy in the field to contlouc the war. With the large majority had its back the ...

... Stafford Saturday presented to local Yco* men and Volunteers the Sonth Africa War Medal, but said he was not going to make a speech, because there had been too much speaking about the war and too much criticism and fault-finding with those .who had difficult ...

... 1901. THE WAR AND I -- IT is high time for the people of the mastery, all classes, to consider very seriously. indeed very solemnly, the posiable or probable results and coneequences of the hitherto toiled attempt to sebjugate the two South Africa& Republics ...

... tho place is vacant; but it cannot long now before know. R. SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office baa issued the subjoined official despatch: From Lord Kitchener to the Secretary of State for War. Pretoria, October 12,1901 (7.5 a.m.) French's columns have captured ...

... Speaking to-day Conservative c..nf. renceat West Hartlepool, Lord expressed approval the drastic being pursued ia South Africa end the war. Commenting Mr. Asquith, said lie should like to have soen the right hen. gentle.:) in once and for all ropudiato for ...

... interest absent from is the leading thought of the policy that Las those of recent years. His syndicate, he plunged South Africa in a war of deviate- e n nnini• fourteen membe rs , an d tion and ruin. What trade is likely to t Purrplanking down a sum of ...

... bafore the war but for years before. have had to overtake since the war broke oat the neglect of yean of peace, the Marne for which belongs to the Governments power daring those years. That Mr. Arnold-Forstera diagnosis of the mistakes the war, far aa th ...

... of the Foroaa i* New Zealand ia reported, ia a*e, and baa aaan 26 aertrioe. recently retoned to England from Sooth .Africa. DuiW the war henreed with the Kimberley KaU ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BRITISH MANOEUVRES STILL Bail—F IG G ON THE PORTUGUESE BORDERS DR. LEYDS ON THE COWARDICE OF THE NATIONS—KITCHENER’S I’OLiOY OF EXECUTIONS. Dundee, Monday.—A British force has reached Piet Betief. Any movement Botha is barred ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tho British coluns ensjnged in the work of clearing Cape Colony have been very (successful in restoring tranquillity in the Midlands districts and in scatterine’ the small commandos in the extreme east and south. Tho principal ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. RECAPTURE A GUN. WM) KITCHENFNEI 077101 AL TZLIGRAM. NO IrI*RTHER ASSISTANCE /WAIL - MED LORD KITCHENER. Louisa, War Office to-day to following • Frogs Lord to the Seerctary of Soso tar War. Revideney, Pretoria. OS., 1.21 pat. A RM.L gun ...