... When the war is over, what is going to be done ? The noble lord, however, is not from the point when he speculates upon the supposition that the settlement Great Britain will make will be one for the settlement of the whole of South Africa. Once and ...

... returned from South Africa, and writes that he is impelled to speak out by the knowledge that distinguished medical men who have come borne have testitled to the perfection of the medical and hospital arrangements in South Africa. In refutation of these ...

... THE WAR. CONTINUING the war news from Page 2, it should mentioned that on Wednesday Lord Methuen wired lo the War Mee :-- The artillery shelled a very strong position held by the clumsy in a lung, high kopje from four o'cli.ok to do.k on Sunday. It rained ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. FURTHER CAPTURES OF BOER SUPPLIES The War Office issued the subjoined oflicia lespatch on the evening of April 21 : Lord Kitchener to Secretary of State for War. April 20 (6 p.m.) Captures since April 16 by Blood, Beatson, Pluiuer, Kitchener ...

... SITMMARY OF WAR NEWS. TIIRSDAY-Lord Roberts reported yesterday that 800 Boers had attacked our position at Sand River on the 14th inst. but were repulsed with severe lose. General Baden-Powell has reached Pretoria. WiDNEBDAY.—There is again little ...

... CASUALTIES IN WAR. War Office issued the following maw madam with respect to army casualties : In consequence of inquiries constantly made as to casualties to soldiers in the field, it is thought advisable to publish some statement as to the procedure ...

... A HOLY WAR. The Bishop of St. John's, kaffraria, who has been working among the natives of South Africa to: nearly 40 years, writes with regard to the war : I would impress upon our friends at home that the real cause of the situation, the one great ...

... FREEMASONS AT THE WAR. IT bee already been remarked that Freemasonry is very generously represented among those who are fighting oar battles in South Africa. Of amuse the more subordinate members of the Craft might be eounted by thousands. But in addition ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BELEAGUERED GARRISON AT LADYSMITH. HEAVY FIGHTING NORTH CF THE TUGELA. BOER POSITIONS CAPTURED. WARREN AND HILDYARD BUSY. DEATII OF WAR CORRESPONDENT. MORE LONDON VOLUNTEKRB DEPART. SIR R. BULLER 3 I ADVANCE. cocriiwovs FIGHTING.—IIIDGER ...

... SUMMARY OF WAR NEWS. News of the war in SAM Africa daring the past week has not then very 1011, and lbe reports with* have been got through bear marks of having been slowly sob-edited by the military senior. On Tuesiay it was reported that General Clements ...

... BRIDGE-BUILDING IN THE WAR. MARVELS OF RAPID REPAIR WORK. The present hostilities in South Africa will give occasion for the exercise, of great ingenuity on the part of the engineering corps, and Knymeertsg hopes that some of the officers concerned will ...

... WORK AFTER THE WAR. The war in South Africa draws to a close, and we may now, says the Daily elsroteick, speak of the return of the army, or at least a great portion of it. That raises a problem which cannot be faced too soon. namely the employment of ...