... complain of our troops-- the fashion to say that the war ought to be over, and all sorts of reasons are urged why it should be over but the fact remains that there are some 200,000 Englishmen now in South Africa who are doing their level best in circumstances ...

... of terminating the war in South Africa are coming to a successful close. They assert that the war will be ended within the next few weeks. Apart from the rumour, there are circumstances which point in the direction of the Boer War concluding at an early ...

... say. General Buller described the heavy and trying work that was being done at present by our troops in South Africa in order to bring the war to a definite, downright conclusion. On his left sat Lady Audrey Buller and on his right Lord Monkswell, who ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA: REPLENISHING DEPLETE]! KITS FROM A HIDDEN STORE DRAWN BY G. SOPER FROM A SKETCH BY LIEUTENANT W. G. STONCR A Correspondent writes Among other things, quantities of brand-new clothing-- how obtained b}- the enemy can only be c ...

... with my regiment in the West Indies and on the West Coast of Africa, and have constantly used ENO'S 'FRUIT SALT.' -L I have always found it of the utmost use, especially during the Ashantee War, under Sir Garnet Wolseley. I have been through several epidemics ...

... statesmen and others to take stock of the international events of the year. The results attained are chiefly negative. The war in South Africa has dragged on, diminishing in intensity and volume but none the less expensive or irksome, though mining and trade ...

... Adventures of a Journalist in the Isle of Love, ti e Home of Miracles, and the La- d of Cloves. By Edward Vizetelly Bertie Clere War Correspondent, Auth ...

... Fortnightly opens with an admirable article by Sit Charles Dilke on the Guerilla warfare in South Africa, in which he contrasts it with the Guerilla wars of other nations, and points out the best way to bring it to a satisfactory conclusion. Calchas ...

... placing them in a bottle he sent them home to Oxford, and from this apparently simple event proceeded two expeditions to Cential Africa, which the leader of them tells us about under the above title. As a matter of fact not only jelly-fish but numerous other ...

... with my regiment in the West Indies and on the West Coast of Africa, and have constantly used ENO'S 'FRUIT SALT.' have always found it of the utmost use, especially during the Ashantee War, under Sir Garnet Wolseley. I have been through several epidemics ...

... Valuations or Sales in any part of the country. _ R N. STOLLERY, Proprietor. Telephone-- 1,059, Ilolborn. HE COMING BOOM IN SOUTH AFRICA. Wanted several parties to join Parent Syndicate now being formed, to take over options on large Blocks of Shares in sound ...

... to 'ave my share, but 1 wish it may disagree with 'im Beg pard'n, sir Can you tell us the difference o' time between South Africa an' England? The jester of the company addressed his question to the officer. I hardly remember, said Hilyard vaguely. Two ...