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... LONDON DAY BY DAY THE BOEKS AND THE BRITISH. THE BURGHEKS’ POLICY. ENGLISH FORCES AFRICA ORIGIN THE WAR. GENERAL BULLKR S PROCEEDINGS LORD KITCHENER’S NEW BOXING NIGHT LONDON. (FROM OUR CORKRSPONDKNT.) Daily Nation Office, 58 Fleet street. E.C., Wednesday ...
... BY PAMELA COLMAN SMITH. LONDON AND NEW YOKK: HARPER AND BROTHERS, And All A STORY OF DIAMONDS. A TALE AFRICA. THE WAR. BELIEF KIMBERLEY. BOERS DISPERSED BY FRENCH. MAGHRSFONTEIN EVACUATED. KITCHENER AT THE FRONT. DESPATCHES FROM ROBERTS. KELLY-KENNYS ...
... POLO. MKAHUHEUENT OF PONIM, Ponba will to-day at Mr Mandtth*s Lrtery Btabba, Montpelier hill, and nek ah Bridge, prerioualy War Africa. ...
... unity replying various criticisms which had been upon the management ...
... Chichester, and Capt J Career. Mr Winston Churchill, son of the late Lord Randolph Churchill, who has proceeded to South Africa war correspondent, was also on board the Dunottar Castle. detachment of the Army Service Corps was also on board. (Central News ...
... THE SOLDIERS WHO WILL STAY, the Secretary tor War was in communication with Colonial Office as to the facilities to given to time-expired men or volunteers who wished stay in South Africa when the war was ended to obtain their discharge without coming ...
... VANQUISHED BOESS. Lord Ijocli (High Commissk,iw «t Cape from 18931. Imperial iruto lecture irgedealt with the future of South Africa the war. When the time for settlement *rrired, said his lordship, he trusted ttat might deal with the Boers with more Hoeralitv ...
... OF A DOUBLE, thrilling detective story. H. ST. raiSTERKE, M.D. CHAPTERS XXVI. and XXVII. A STORY OK DIAMONDS. A TALE AFRICA. THE WAR. relief kimuerlev. dispersed french, m evacuated, kitchener at the front. DESPATCHES FROM ROBERTS. KEI.LY-KENNY PURSUIT ...
... received the Royal guu factories ai Woolwich yesterday for (he budsfaetare of 180,000 pain ehoee for traupori ■ales in Booth Africa. War Office lamed inetraolicne for sQ drafts of rifle bsttsUoaa srasmtiaa Afrisu to provided with huff instead black Patrick ...
... plunged the event, which yT' Kilmainham Treaty in 1882 THE AFRICAN Tun eminent, with which 4, w, received the ,en. war Africa have bee audacious, hnt gtote*,*. are being made to -go „„ although revelation, continue making how fate were th, which claimed ...
... MESSAGE FROM COLONEL PLUMER The Press Association says that eleven last night tho War Office authorities stated they had no further news from South Africa for publication. War Office despatches issued last night give the names of large number officers who ...
... the envoy extraordinary of the Orange Free State, Mr Muller. The latter said “This war is the beginning of the collapse of England's power ;n South Africa. longer the war lasts the heavier will the conditions of peace, for Engbno will not come out it without ...