... since the commencement the present war in South Africa, have died been invalided home from causes other than wounds received action. According to this return, which signed Sir Ralph Knox, rerroanent Under Secretary for War, and dated July 2nd. officers and ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. DitalTlON OF THI WAR. ROBERTS' KF.SBAGE TO LORD CURZON. Sizala, Monday. Lord Roberts hes telegraphed to the Tiesroy, as Colonel of Lem*len's Rorer, mustlag him to wars, if possible, that the sitar does in India of the members of the be kept ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. YLLIFONTFIN BATTLT. THE NEWS IN LONDON. SCENE AT THE WAR OFFICE. London, Sunday. On the news of the battle becoming known sreaes witnened at the War Off.oe reradii% in the early pert ot the when two and three fought every week. There IMO ...

... the South African war, and of tht concentration camps. Queen Is ilhelinin• entirely approves of the step. OFFICERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA Times. Second Edition—Per Press Association.) Allalsbad. Wednesday. A number of Staff Corps officers are being sent to South ...

... men Royal Engineers. The transport, which sailed this evening for South Africa, also conveyed 357 remounts, and will call at Queenstown for additional horses. AMERICANS SOUTH AFRICA. CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY. Washington, April 15th. Mr Adalbert Hay, in an interview ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. STETS' THE IHRECONCELABLE. • APIPMEL POE OF THE WAR. Capstone, prima, Mato Van at a reosat of War, attended by sod De/kw. .z-Presidast Step piedenstaly toga tho bargliere to persevere, pradslag than aid tram Glaany, which had is 1.111•1 ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. RECAPTURE A GUN. WM) KITCHENFNEI 077101 AL TZLIGRAM. NO IrI*RTHER ASSISTANCE /WAIL - MED LORD KITCHENER. Louisa, War Office to-day to following • Frogs Lord to the Seerctary of Soso tar War. Revideney, Pretoria. OS., 1.21 pat. A RM.L gun ...

... united Parliament. The same results might follow in South Africa.” TROOPS FOR THE FRONT. London, Saturday The despatching the special Imnerial Yeomanry reinforcements from Aldershot to Foath Africa is now rapidly approaching completion. There are now but ...

... re at Royal Albert Docks on September Sth—all for South Africa. SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA A GT.IMPSK of the future WORSE THAN MONTHS AGO. STILL A LONG WAY TO GO. REAL TROUBLE ONLY BEGINNING (By the Press Association’s Military Correspondent). London, ...

... declared that the same people were behind the war as were behind tlie raid. From the bottom his heart he believed Mr Chamberlain had been made a tool of. It was the irony of fate that the only bright thing the war would leave behind was the heroic resistance ...

... SOUTH AFRICA DE WETS PP.ECIPITATE RETREAT. Osiestarg. La • pree4itete same the Orange River still in load De Wet Send • ',W. war Oslesherg bridge the was not sr The men and horses crossed by swng A soma of Bows are still la the bonehead of Zeeloie Raver ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. DEFEAT OF THE GEOROX nen. LOBOS HEAVIGY. Bkrzahastein, Wednesday. Boors under George Brand were do. sit an Sunday, and besvily.--asstar. GENREAL UTTLEE SPHERE 07 AOITON. Ora4ack, Wednesday. General Little is operating along the lied. border ...