... SOUTH AFRICA WAR. De La Rcy Again Forces the Fighting. Makes Strong Attack and is Repulsed, ...

... published in the 'Saturday Review,’ ehede additional light on the question of the use of the Dum bullets sent to South Africa by thu War Office, raised Dillon:—’On January wore ordered to return all the Mark 1 ammunition in store, and to draw solid ballot* ...

... indeed, busily ph-tgiiig this policy. The Times’ even gms far imptv that even liefore the war •« sighed for 'opportunity pass a big r. l brush across the map Africa. war. kmor. was for it *ai happy cs« ip from peace. now cap* that gem candor with another ...

... ago tho whole of 3rd Battalion East Kent ReKimeul (tho Buffs), stationed Runiskillcn volunteered for service in Booth Africa, Tho War Office has. ae anticipated, accepted »h*.ir services, and they will embark about March. Tho men are in splendid spirits ...

... Our Own Times’* We see it stated that there is com* pauy for eucourogicg the settlement of British subjects in South Africa after the war is over. Settlers will get grants of land on very easy terms, and will be enabled to become freeholders in a short ...

... travoUfu* the theatre war la South Africa ‘•The war drag* on unsatisfactorily, and tha civilians to a man cannot understand what 250,000 men are doing with some 10,000 Boers at the outside in the field. At one place there are 25,000 troops within radios few miles ...

... wer in Sooth Africa waa a war for the cruelty that the Boem placed on the British in South Africa, aa wall the enmity on the Week race in that country. If Mr Chamberlain wanted to do anything with reference to the blaok race in Sooth Africa, the first man ...

... when necessary, was always a regrettable necessity, (Applause.) According the monthly statement casualties in South Africa issued the War Office, there were killed, 17 officers and 130 men ; wounded, 61 officers and 430 men, of whom officers and 40 men ...

... iiicflaccftbly on the heard of Mr Cliaui'- berlain and Sir Alfred Milner. Mr Hobsons analysis of the future of South Africa after the war springs naturally from his view of the nature of the agencies that brought it about. Both parts his book are of the ...

... afterwards posted her £l.llo went to India and afterwards Boulh Africa. wrote the War OITW. and they said they would nothing, lint offered her passage in troopship. defendant's roVtrn from Africa she wrote him ntTnlhet Kunaro, hut got reply. Decree of divorce ...

... SOUTH AFRICA The position of aflaira in South Africa looks decidedly grim for the Gorernment. With over 300,000 aen Kitchener is losing instead of gaining ground. To help him the Government is about to raise 30,000 more troop,, and to do so conscription ...

... SOUTH AFRICA Another British Reverse. The casualty lists publislwd the War Office Hatardayferenißg indicate that party of Dlviskta the South Constabulary were ambushed at Kalklaagte sear on Thursday last. The return state* that Corporal Colin Campbell ...