... brave regiments who have given such proofs of devotion to their Queen and country while serving as soldieys in the war in South Africa —a war to which her Majesty would never have given her consent but for the insulting ultimatum hurled at this country that ...

... have been uth Africa—defeated in the are unable to conquer the enun hsfflcd hero of Oradurraan, to b * of Paardeberg, is silent, and, 1 1 ' hoped, ashamed of bis failure ' of 250,000— there has been troops in South Africa altoget 11 * war began —to conquer ...

... ncrinan’s declaration that any solution would have been better than war amounted to this, that surrender would have been better than war, and therefore dishonour was better than war. Ho ridiculed his new declaration that he acquiesced in annexation, and ...

... he says—The war which, the occasion of the last pastoral was raging with such fearful carnage, was still proceeding in a desultory way. He hoped it might shortly be succeeded lasting peace and * the development South Africa. the war as a war was at end ...

... EXTENSIVE PURCHASES OF HORSES FOR SOUTH AFRICA.—A number Government officials visited the City to-day, and made extensive purchases of horses for the army. It is understood the animals are to exported to South Africa for war purposes. THE CORPORATION.—A special ...

... British casualties as 49,728. In addition, there are about 15,000 cases being treated in British hospitals in South Africa. Since war began about fourteen months ago there have been some 2,000 civilian casualties. About 4,000 Australians, Canadians, New ...

... set forth in the indictment, and sentence will only given when it has been confirmed Lord Roberts. BRITISH PRISONERS IN AFRICA The War Office issued last evening a list cf over 300 British prisoners captured at Lin ...

... our Correspondent.). London, Sunday The war Press, which has so befooled ignorant public, is now shown in its colour. Repeated falsehoods have they lisbed since the beginning tho capitals war in South Africa. The war goes on. situation is serious as it was ...

... on the successful issue of the Transvaal war. The Darlington Town Council this afternoon, the motion of the Depaty-liayor, passed a resolution of appreciation of the gallantry of the British troops in South Africa and satisfaction at the occupation of Pretoria* ...

... and this is the whole matter at issue. BREACH INTERNATIONAL LAW The “Morning Lender - ’says—Can it already forgotten n Africa that, war or peaeff, Dutch and 'Ah have to live together? It is not only the 1.1 violence of an irrespon sible correspondent like ...

... private, the advantage British rule and its essential justice, and regret the course pursued the Transvaal plunging South Africa into war sooner than yield, out when it comes to making public pmuouncemon* before their own people they darn not dissociate themselves ...

... says—When Cham berlain says that the war in South Africa longer a war the phrase leaves but a slight upon the raind. But when, fjord Milner, in the midst, a guarded and, on the whole, pessimistic speech himself say that the war reaching its predestined end, ...