... H. C. Kearsey. R. Il. Payne. Coonanght Rangers—Secend Licatenant Farchure. Laght [alantry—Caeptain Carr. IES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War tesved Met to = eee Majer M. P. Murphy, dysentery, Hass ely 3nd Division Ammunition Field Ai Modder Coldstream Guards—Private ...

... a review will ete et all tbe Geld on active take place, service in ner, St. Peter's South Africa, Captain War. Company, wil the afterneon will be held, with war. Music will be the braes and the fife and drum of the regiment. The pablic will be admitted ...

... in their power, the Satay one 's Ministers to continue the struggle i South Africa to, 0 elorious ‘and that this of registers the Ul war there will be established in Soath Africa ‘the liberty of equal rights for ali white races under the sent to Lord that ...

... rejoin on or before the 11th inet. PRESENTS FOR TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office has the list of articles required by British troops South Africa prepared from the best available at the War Office, but it dos not pre: tend to be exhaustive, and is published ...

... hung for ope month after the cumplete termination of RETURN OF TROOPS FROM SOUTIL AFRICA. Naw MENT. WAR The War uilice states that ‘the order in whieh th will fram Sonth Africa will depend entirely un ey aed Will le mainly based un the of the arma which the ...

... Sir W. Lywe, the New South Wales Premier, has tu the War Office requesting that his jovernment may be consulted befure the nembers of the New South Wales contingent we in South Africa. STOP THE WAR” MOTION WITHDRAWN. (a ERS ) Tows, Tho Cape House of Assembly ...

... CASUALTIES IN SO’ AFRICA, The War Office last evening issued the following -— Pram General of Cape Town, t Secretary af State for War CASUALTIES, ‘prisoners of war way Regiment——Lieutenaats A. W. and G, Hi. Thurston ; ‘James Young, Lance-Corpl. A. Graham ...

... attitude towards South Africa since the rail. It is areconl of dis. honesty and cowantice. British statesmen have been the tools of capitalists, Their atti: on Sout! tude haa been to ferce war Africa, Great Britain is now forcing wage war with an iobumanity ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. ‘The War Office jo the at suffered by the on the inst, Kraal, Cage Colony, on the same , there mee and cae man of ‘hive Jad, Bask: wounded, and une Un the Liewtevant-Colonel of the Natal and one man woended at eat Brovet-Major ...

... to South Africa, but the dates of sailing have not been fixed. Lord Salisbury is about to lose another private secretary in consequence of the war. Viscount Newport,who is acting as private secretary tothe Premier, is an of the South Africa. Hie lordship ...

... me en. or Charge, Liguedl 3 5 N ty tovaud Lady town would ake , 32 highest —Mre_ s Westland row. N UBSE Feat to south Africa danng war 122, office. aT ING coumuay 17, willing to be ; ean be eed Pu ‘addres Miss frect, a SD nutes engagement coed LIS, tht ...

... AFRICA ‘The War Office tast night issned “Cape Towa, 1% ACTION NEAR (ONINGRSPRUTT, of state for War ;— 2od Lancashire Fusiliers Privates T. Levett and C ‘oad Wiltshire Regiment —Prieate W. Barnes, WOUNDED. Lancashire Pasiliers- tom. Privates J. Bardock ...