... THE WAR AFRICA Fighting at Lindley. ATTACK ON A BRITISH CONVOY. HEAVY REARGUARD ACTION. BRITISH LOSS 64 Killed and Wounded. A TWELVE MILE CHASE BY METHUEN. GRAND HAUL OF SHEEP AND CATTLE. Boer Attack on Springs BEATEN OFF BY CANADIANS, DESPATCH FROMYJLORD ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. THE WAR BETWEEN THE NATIVES BONNY. The African Royal Mail Steamship Co.'a atsamer Lagos', Captain Corbett, arrived in the Mersey on Satarday morning) with the mails, passengers, ko., from the West Oaaat Africa, Teneriffe, and Madeira ...

... understood that the War Office authorities are desirous of appointing two medical men, a covilian mem ber of Parliament.and a military offic the committee of inquiry into military in South Africa. There has been an exchange f views between the War Office and Downing ...

... Imperial officers wounded during the operations in Rhodesia, six years ago. He was specially ?ent from Burmah to South Africa early the war, and had licen mentioned in despatches and awarded the Distinguished Service Order. Lord Kitclieoer’s Weekly Report ...

... | F = 5 Callingat HALIFAX toland andreceive ‘assengers and her Majesty’s Mails. ARABIAC.H.E.Jopxins Captains. AFRICA War. Captains. -ALzx. AMERICA W.J._C. ARRISON PERSIA. AS: A.. -Eow. G. Lott NIAGARA JOHN + uEITCH | CANADA EUROPA ...

... r.. replying i« P.r Vmrrni. «aid the i«tal r»v*( th»* cahlefrarrw* (WpairhatJ from lh«* Colonial Ofßi-r lo Hnnlh Africa during ***»r war 114.b48. hm rpewhr*. fiw irlrgram* wit*- •» 1'n word#, in laalc. a coal A2OO VINCENT •••»• «-n iahlit>i( Mr. Chnrrhil/a ...

... limited Canada, which has been abnormally prosnermit for some years, and to South Africa, where the war caused a sudden demand for produce that was shipped there during the war, and gave fictitious increase t® exports to that region. There is no evidence ...

... New, 5/9 Natl War Bond 5 pc Sept Bengal Iron. 52,5 •28. 95% % terax Dob. 72 'Natl War Bond pc Apr I ‘OX _ '.’•ail »r BoTtrnemoutli ic Poole ‘25, K’erlrir Deb. £8 Natl War Bond 5 Bradfonl 6 fp. ‘29 Mbr. 95' i* Bradford 6 IS-lg 'Nall War Bond 5 pc Ap Bri» ...

... list is again heavy one. South African Tobacco. •Developments on enormous scale are, I understand, expected in South Africa after the war, and plans this connection are now being made as regards the export of food. It is, in fact, confidently believed that ...

... dependency stream Jewish or Fven the contingent from Khodesia had Jews, and the first British eoldice to fall mn (rerman Africa war Ben Robinson, a famous athlete Teserves In Buluwayo half a company of is of Jews When Joseph Chamberlain offered the Zioniste ...

... her 1 vee ' hy of the appeal st the War fo the publi to provide extra warm clothing for thre tro ps South Africa the War Office will tha any articles sent on shall Ie expeditiousiv distributed, on ar neal in South Africa POSTMEN AND SATURDAY FUND Mr will ...

... on the 30th. The Church Asso: ciation demand from the Bishop changes in the constitution of the Church in South Africa. The Transvaal war rumours are subsi Sir Garnet Wolseley is reported to be about to proceed thither. THE TK GENERAL DUFOUR 15.—The funeral ...