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... (or South Afru-a, ■*kd again at o’clock. h*»iof on 740 k*»es. which number 116 were am barked at ‘^■•eMiowa. SOUTH AFRICA. SOUTH COLONV, war armal.) A party .»f the enemy baa entered this di»- trkl from Vkbplaate. and Houwer are said be in command. Our acoula ...
... AFRICA. We hew waived tbe Ilorpatelr from the War a- rwaar.A, CUS AM% TM fallowing roporiell : II V. Wiwi. TU. Loalowl Unlinled I. WM:. •••erely grouto4ol thigh. October 21. gibs—Mß Priwate T . . unmer 2i. 1 ?Us Son ZonlooJ If I sth Now lookand Mauls ...
... TUB SOWTII AFRICA# CONSTA ISO- mso Truss. Sa,-U iwm Aacpm 14,1901,1 ilcuer, sixiwd Fiir lliy,'' Mullingar, to Um South Afnm CoutelaUry. tteatolM hi » Mm int&eB.AX'., mb him ti»«t ho ooaat kalltr M, dotted, or looted Wlcr tteo tte S.A.C. 1b reply, I bog ...
... TWISTS AT THE WAR. Our modern Oliver Twists prefer the name tt Tummy Atkin. A report just issued by Luca) Government Board dra«* attention to lbs Large number of boys from Puor-law schools •ho have been fighting fur tbeir country in South Africa. Between fifty ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE BOERS IN CAPE COLONY. *xi WAR arecam.) HERSCHEL, art mem Rem ie ewe areowl the Ledy• r „. &grid, 100. wheneboots pet known. ol sir moon .is moll is ow 1 THE CAPTURE OF SCHEEPERS. *al arartlt.) BRANTFORD, WT. FaMAY. Sawyer, Is in crux's ...
... FOREIGN VIEWS ON THE WAR. STAVDAID.RIMETO. . ) Eau:isms. NICHT. M. Edinbiugh speech is possiotately commented in !Mr. Kruger and his friends do of the Colonial Sers•tory es proof the Knuth Government is willing to any to the Llaerr, sad this ettongtherts ...
... THIS DAY'S NEWS. 1 THIS DAY'S NEWS. _ •inrsinto an SOUTH AFRICA. OPERATIONS IN CAPE COLONY. WAR SIPSCIAL. I CLANWILLIAM. TxrnenAv. iVyodltsei's edema so de! after Mamie River h been rarded by Homo owing to onmpeee Clanwillisei being by the The column ...
... SIR HECTOR MACDONALD ON THE WAR. Sir MaeDoomld, asked bjr rspewen*Xin Timet tf&fio* bow toocb be thought lh* lk>rr gwriUas bold mil. iaaaid hare repfisd, •* They a«> rtobhoro lot. I remember having caorenatioo with iVeeidani Sleyn’s brathcr, said mu, ...
... WAR OFFICE PLOT. BULLER'S DEGRADATION. Opinion in England and the Continent. No wu Natal is Rho Suits circles. The Iferl Itertsseselb 41..0 , W • IteW ' hell et Mkt.'s, &ode. yesterday. thought Alma Hailer *said be the to added Last • tr.. h the nevi:doss ...
... PROM TOMArB LONDON PAPERS. SOIYI'H AFRICA. ENFORCING THE PROCLAMATION. frame 00a11101PONDIMT.1 Btoterowme. SO•DAn (km. 27. The t the attachment of the flask of Arne burgher. of the State, who had not eurrendered prem.. to September /5. and propertme thembv ...
... 441 Sk SOUTH AFRICA. SIR it. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN AT STIRLING. ZULULAND FRONTIER. THE LIBERAL PARTY AND THE WAR. (orens. rassur.) Tr seating of Council of the &curb Arneelatir was told te-day in the Albert Hail, Stirling. Hering the afternoon eittisa 55 ...
... TIM SA.TITRDAY, OCTOBER ES, IROL SPECIAL EXTRA.' CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. lIIP3H The vaileAtee ere Iva • WILMA, emtlee Orteler lee Lowers-4701 Privates'. SW as' /al3 C. ; 3Z/0 Prate U. iz ; I 7. I -9tl MallivaamilialiaL lleseavkl, Dive -6819 Privet* ...