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... IN AFRICA. WAR AT LAST BRZAIS OUT. Orwrau. Ilea% T;riiii. tram is in assapfas AG esshoutiss • Itawipsoish wogs. two swain Wag aa 'wain el tbs Mass 11,.,. while Idloastrai Masai to Adasodde It is aallsimstal Mamma isonGimi far Wm* byr Mos lisagswas Ararr4- ...
... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA' WAR MATERIAL IN PRETORIA (DALLIILL ' S TELMRAM.) Paris, Friday. The Agence Nationsles correspondent at Jchanneiburg writes on 21st inst : I am informed cn good authority that there is now in Pretoria an immense stock of arms ...
... SOUTH AFRICA BOER WAR STORIES REPORTED BRITISH REVERSE S. KOBE PRISONERS SAID TO BE TAKEN. FIGHT AT HACHADODORP. REIIJRNDIG TO TUE B.AND. The Been report a who of iewoolllo in various of the war SAW. la the Free Stets to have two navvy& 'they report ...
... AFRICA. THE CAFFRE WAR. Capetown, April 3, Via Plymoutil—Stockwetyali having been reported disaffected, Major Ellto’t was instructed commence operatioos against him. The enemy attacked the colonial forces in Maxongos Hock Kloof March 27, but were defeated ...
... AFRICA. THE CAFFRB WAR. Capetown, Jan. ist, (Via Plymouth.)—On Christmas Day telegrams received from all parts Colony report everything quiet. On Wedncsay, however, a telegram arrived announcing that andelli bad received Mr. Wright with great insolence ...
... - SOUTH AFRICA. THE LABOUR WAR. . Capetown, Tuesday. The harbour employees have not. yet struck, and work at the docks is going ou as usual. Some of the men who went on strike at Salt Itgver yesterday have returned to work.—Reu- T. ‘ Pretoria, Tuesday ...
... OHA3I 'VAL SHORE 31A2WEITYRkki AT BE,AI L. FORCES LSGAGE.D. IOPERATIOXB RECALLECG 60(711 AFRICA\ WAR. I,l , nnil Oaf Fr% 4 & 1..11 to Ate lot of tile t.4.11 to ts ttimas on And in .v2l I or, dliger lug snit al . . m equipped sith hal •hr ntt h ...
... SGUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. CORUMAN'S INTERESTING ' LETTER. The following is an interesting excerpt irém a letter from an Ivishman farming in South Africa to his brotiier at home in Irelana: “PDear —— We are, so far, all right, «s we get very little tews ...
... SOUTH AFRICA IN WAR TIM A CORK NUN'S EXPERIENCES. INTERESTING LETTER. We take the following intere,ting extracts from a letter, dated January Ist, gent to her friends in Cork by • Nun in St. Convent, Caps Town--Sister 31. Xavier The war is the all esmossing ...
... THE SETTLEMENT SOYTH AFRICA. THE WAR CONTRIBUTION ORANGIA S SHARE. (P. A. Foreign Special). Johannesburg, Jan. 15. The question of the war contribution is still being discussed in its details. Although a sum £30.000.000 has been agreed to by ttie Transvaal ...
... IRISH EDUCATION SYSTEM. THE PARSIMONY OF THE TREASURY. On:BMW-CO COMMENTS BY THE REV MR. MAHAFFY. SOUTH AFRICA: GUERILLA WAR STILL IN PROGRESS. AND BOERS ACTIVE. VARIOUS MOVEMENTS REPORTED BY GENERALS DFEPATOEI FROM LORD ROBIMUS. Loudon, Tuesday. The ...
... LORD ROBERTS ON AFFAIRS 0 801T11 AFRICA. NO CAttiE FOR tiNEASINESEL -- Mr Robert J Bcddiie, of Gnindnirousb, received the following reply from Lord Itob,rta in reference to the military South Africa: — War Office, London, S.W., March 115th, 1902. . . ...