... field from the Koval Army Medical Corps. This make*, a total iu*l Ond.-r )O,(VX) inen. The War Office gives the following details of - li Division (or Sou»h Africa: ELEVENTH BRIGADE. Lieutenant General the Staff - Major-0 (local Ucutanant - general) T. ...

... . Sir Schreiner, in his apeecb in the Cape Assembly yesterday, said that his object was to keep ibe peace South Africa If unhivDolly, war , hetwoen white men broke out. should his 1 very best to l-eep his colony aloof from the snuggle, which coarse alone ...

... PHKPARATIONS. BURRS ARTERTIHR FOB URRIANH. L. rd Wol»el«v bu*r lor hour* the War Otfiu- .*a tfatumay. 'lhcre will be h-j fur'liar (Ic’pairh extra Irocp* ln.ni to .South Africa unleaa war with the 1 ranivaal inevitable. The Birmingham .Mail Mali *on authority ...

... addressed to tl» editor * - Sir—l notice that in the course his recent speech the war Africa Henry Campbell Banner man thought it n«- ...

... Minerva. GLOWING BOER ACCOUNTS OF VICTORIES. FALL OF LADYSMITH EXPECTED. iPtwaa Association War Soenal.) AUWAL NORTH. Monday.—An Knglith- man. who was unaware that war had broken out. arrived in Pretoria recently from Swazi land. He waa allowed to leave the ...

... Government at Glasgow to-day for .South Africa. The 10th Railway Company Royal Kngv arrived at Chatham day from Woolwich- The company is to immediately made up full rtrength, and will then embark for South Africa. War OHi»c ha* received application* today ...

... TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA. ‘^• ~ w WHKRK THEY AUK. N»w ’.Val^Lancera LATEST AUTHENTIC DETAILS. NaSri'lm^a.Counted Con*. ha* hitherto been almost impossible _ .AFTILLERT. locate with certainly all the troop* that were J7thW.Vrttb •*. ,r. South Africa before the ...

... Aid the to Rngkixl Ruaeia. m U>»* P ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. LOUD WOLSKI.KV «> THE UKITISH STATE* BY LORD SALI>ULRY. •NO FOREIGN POWER WILL INTER- InportMU wcr« »t Lord Mafor bMniuct in London wrck L> Salisbury nod Lord WoU*l«T, belt of •ii'nn roferred *( length to the war. There «a« at ...

... MAGISTERIAL INQUIRY. THE PRISONER REMANDED IN CUSTODY. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. COUPLETK KOUT THE ESEMV. Fo*t Victoria, WrDs».»D*T. »i* Tow, THCBtOAY. —Speeial raoner* bk«a com# in bric»i PO.IHV. on, ol ttao Mm Üb.«,|, , ...

... puind meat, slow trails)icrt*. while last ones rvero available. Ac., Ac., wdl all have !>c inqu red into later on. The war South Africa has proved the folly—iieculiarlv a llritir.i estimating the pro liable force enemy, and it may that showing defects our ...

... •• WAR OUGHT TO BE AVOIDED.” Mr. F. C. Scion*, after hi* return from Asia Minor, has been interviewed in London on the South African question. In tne coarse the interview said-Broadlv. do not behove the establishment British snorrmacy in South Africa p ...