... 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 ...

... South Africa, the War Offios authorities have decided to diepsiteh all the emential equipment for the mane, and in perceives of on urgent order the Royal Engineers at Chatham are preparing 40 pontoons for shipment at Southampton for Synth Africa. It has ...

... 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 ...

... MATARELE WAR 14 SOUTH AFRICA. CArrrOWX. TIMISDAY.—News ha.) iPt reached here C.loud Flamer'. eolosm rooted Oin'avulas, three other imp., yeaterday. Major liervhaw aed Sergeitata °lobs, SVCI.x4y, herr, end Chrietle were killed, nod fifteen were wounded ...

... 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.«,|, , ...