... Rey aan me SOUTH AFRICAN CAB pol The “Daily Telegraph ” says—Owi sthing | ,,. eakdown on tue East Coast cable fr tillery. Africa, war correspondents’ telegt Earl of lim) Yesterday they seet ee ...

... of 4 the Mr KA. Atkins, on of before Os to! SOUTH AFRICAN WAR MED. The War Office on Saturday night mice to officers. bon commissioned off men who have served an any corps raised in b Africa war, and who do nt inte tarn to South Afnea, directing them ther ...

... Certainiy a relief corps c: reements should be landed on th above Durban, so es to flank the amet shoe 6a mae had WEEE UE OA AFRICA. WAR (BEUTES'S TELEGRAM ) CADIZ, Wedn to-Gay ior the a — ...

... ance of | > upon | gleaned as to the signi d into | Stam, the authorities preferring te wt, if | message speak for itself. Africa »war news of any kind was is ni ight by the Wer but the | | General Buller his vired heme int eming | to ne death of an individnal ...

... more suitable to postpone all publ ght In- tainments until effairs in Sowth Africa settled and we can see the end of viting which is stil] being carried on in that Africa, war resulting in daily !o: nt has to our soldiers and fresh bereaves their famihes ...

... LISH MILITARY SYSTES (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) BUDA PES1H, 8 The “ Pester Lloyd,” discussing | tary position in South Africa, says present war gives to British peop! rts re- a. and cogent lesson showing how di be to her existence & World © once & should > ...

... Beddoe, of Gains has received the following reply fr James Roberts in reference to the milits woe that tion in South Africa :— + “War London, S.¥ om the March 15, 1902. e of the Dear Sir—I am desired by Fi b inst, shal Lord Roberts to acknowledge aime ...

... the institution who bar thy compe- South Africa daring the war might of its value oppurtunity them op their return to t us competi- Norsing. Sisters (Anny were Sister Ross ries of our who has been in South Africa since D who were deed, that ters Meade and ...

... m is | Africa, hat: war, but recognis oe Se Pe ara = ees ‘ ildren, FORCE. oncen- A special Army Order was issued | notifying that it has been decided olumn fresh companits of infantry volunteer i seven rs and dually those serving in Sout Officers and ...

... wife, | * gr — «yee in Bouth Africa. War Office, ‘The undermentioned officers to b of the — om an 3ed Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant C ‘Red « ~~ a —_ Leinster R HE | bleod. 3ed Battalion ffom Sed R Steward, | URsT. | Ne ton, from 6th Battalion the Royal Warwitk- ...

... Te- olumn (PRES TELEGRAM Praser- London, Tue He| The War Office to-night issued en he lowing :—It having been decided amg, he} drafts to the Imperial Yeomanry wi eerving in South Africa, the Sere War has authorised the enlistm 5,000 Imperial Yeomanry. ...

... cellor of the Exchequer stated, in rep B. ode up than to Pease, that the total estimated expen orm the year, the cost of the war Africa, amounted to ENT. four stated that to-day, after moving condolence to the King, he would resolution for business, | he had ...