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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. In an eogigem:at aear Ladysmith nnIHo-d..y} the Boers wes bLeaten aud pashed back sever:l miles. The N.uv.l Brigide arrived from Durben ¢ an opportuue time, and by m-ar sof theie quickfiring guna silcvesd the Bo re’ 40-pounders ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Lord Charles Bere ford told the York and Thirsk Conservative Associstions ou Mouday night thas the war in South Africa 1s due to the *‘ Izmendable and contemptible ” Jumneson Raid. The Rev, Father Mutthews, the Roman Catholic ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. It is believed that the Boer forces in Natal sre arrancing to make a final desperate effort sgainse the British troops before the Relief (}dunumfl them to act on the defensive. A commando 7. strong is reported to have advanced ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Captain Greville, M.P. for East 'Bradford, in his speech on Sunday night, said he hoped 10 see, as a result of the war, & * purified Eoglend, stern and braced to the reality of life ; an BEogland from which needless luxury and ...
... THE WAR IN SOUIH AFRICA. Canada has offere] to send a second contiogent to fight in South Alfrica. The total British losses in the campaign so far sre esvimaved at abous 3000, inclading 362 killed, There is at Jeast £300,000 worth of railway carriages ...
... LATE NEWS THE WAR SCARE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Scosational telegrams were published yesterday to the effect that the Boers had occupied Lawg's Nek, and thus virtuslly declarcd war lnhn(h-l‘ Britain. Tbe news was contradicted—as asusl. Relisble information about ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. LETTERS FROM LOCAL MEN. } Two Leeds men, both eduested at she Grammar School, sre to be closely attached to Lord Roberts, nsmely, Sir W. G. Nicholson, as A.G., end Lieut-Col. Headerson (son of the Desn of Carlisle), a 8 D.A.G ...
... that another little war is imminent of the kind which had to be waged years ago in New Zealand and Zuloland. Thanks chiefly to British energy, Mashonaland has been developed considerably, and up to about six months ago it was, for Africa, a flourishing region ...
... WAR AGAINST THE CRINOLINE. Ir is coming, toming, coming! The Draper's Record may laugh at the alarm of male critics; Worth, the Parie man-milliner, may deny the report ; but there is truth in it. According to an American interviewer, the great Redfern ...
... LIFE AND EXPERIENCE IN AFRICA. MAKULA MHLOPE AT PCDSEY. On Wed nesday evening, a lecture entitled Life g eixiceopth.t wrhattkihnegh.adwelearernut and experience in South Africa we e how a crowded arolientie at the Wesleyen ch i Church Ltue, by Makula ...
... ARMLEYITE OF THE SITUATION BEFORE THE WAR BEGAN. An A.r-lz ceoteman Yas been good emovgh to forward us the followiug interesting extract from a letter written oo October 10th by nis son, who hes bern 8 resident in South Africa nearly seven years :— Caps Town ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The soloured lepera on Rebbes Island hawve owened o fumd in sid of she siek sad womoded Imperial weopsin South Atrice, aod have forwaided @ firer dooation to Sty Alfzed Milnar. THE STORMBERG AFPAIR. Owing either o the trenchery ...