... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SURRENDER OF GEN. PRINSLOO. Lord Roberts in a despatch from Pretoria, dated 27th July, 5.45 p.m., says : Smith-Dorrien reports from Bank Station the release two officers and thirtythree men taken prisoners by the Berra when they ...

... TIIE WAR EC SOUTH AFRICA. ENGLAND'S IMPOTENT AIUIY. Al ABSOLUTH p_EAt>I4)CK.--BRlTltili FEROCITY. The British army of ,000 men might as weil have been at home reading the newspapers for the past week for all the practical advantage their presence has ...

... STOP THE WAR. A copy of a resolution adopted at an influential meeting in Dublin protesiiug against the war in South Africa, and stating that the voice of the country is in favour of peace was received for aloption. Mr M Hobbs said it was a re solution ...

... THE WAR• We have received the following letter for publication :-- Queenti.town, South Africa, 170 . 1 July, 1900 Kings County Volunteer. Dear Mr Editor-1c might be into- resting to souse of our townspeople to know something about us since we left 'now ...

... LOCAL WAR ITEMS. Lord Oxmantown, eldest on of the Earl and Countess of Bosse, Lieutenant, Coldstream Guards, goes out with the Ist Battalion from Gibraltar on the for the Transvaal War. Captain Brantley, Paymaster at Birr, has been ordered to proceed ...

... of American waters, and establish a lose of supplies on an obscure reef on r pail coast. WAR FEVER LEADS TO ORANGE RUFFIANISM. Belfast, Wednesday Night. The war fever has been responsible for an outburst of party excitement in Belfast. On Tuesday night ...

... AG'Nf3 WAR. A BRITISH •rrWCUR• Mr. W. T. Stead of the Re' iew of Reviews has received :he following letter from a well-known British author, who has several relations serving in the Field in South Africa:— One of the greatest calamities of war, especially ...

... over South Africa to aVert this war. But Mr. Rhodes and his parasites demand our blood. I have always hoped that the war would be averted, but now it is as if I heard the British agent asking what Mr. Chamberlain would do if he did not go to war with the ...

... official communication, but is inclined to believe it true. London, Wednesday. The Press Association says: —No war news was issued from the War Office to-day, with the exception of Sir Itedver Buller's message that yesterday's news of the safety of Ladysmith ...

... revived from the seat of war, the previous one being from Cuba during the Spanish American war. This proves in no small bgree the wide-spread circulation of this journal. ...

... Under Secretary of State for War whether instructions would be given to commanding officers in South Africa not to prohibit the wearing of the shamrock on St. Patrick's Day. and whether any steps would he taken by the War Office to send shamrocks to the ...

... Recruiting for the British Army at Tul!swore is not very popular at present, and, it appears, is not very profitable to the war authorities of late, and this latter assertion is borne out by the feet that the local representative of the Recruiting Department ...