... would leach our the forme of hi. only .held mid he labile a great tater.. In moviaeoet for dense the Volume,. io Santa Africa war le over. RESULTS OF THE HALT AT 13L0E1UF()NTEIN. Itlr Spence: V. Ammo (bleseiou Pan saw gip We wanton (=lota:—Tie of Monday ...

... Captain R. S. Oxley, King's Royal Rifle Corps. Major General Kelly Kenny, although he has not seen service in South Africa, has had war service, and has held important posts at home. He served in the campaign of 186C m North China, where he waa. orderly ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. TUGELA BATTLE. Deeds of Daring, Volunteer Movement. HEARTY RESPONSE. London to Raise a Corps. A report repchog as from Pretoria that there was artillery firo at Modder River on Friday last for two hours. A telegram from Modder River ...

... Whelan. COST OF THE WAR. The usual weekly return ianned from the War Office shows that from the commencement of the war to Saturday last the total losses reported, exclusive of sick and wonuded now in British hospitals in Sooth Africa, were 30,693 officars ...

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... not be required to pay any extra premium for active service in the South African war. A VOLUNTEER FIELD BATTERY. The Globe says :—We hear on good authority thn: the War Office will probably accept a field b • y from the Hon. Ariillery Company if • 1 can ...

... WAR ITEMS. £34,500.000 FOR THE %VAR. The Ikea Asincieboo nederstoadt that the additional Army &inmate to wet the expenses o the bee ia broth AIM► and the ellen. io Chiba, about to be bombs before tie House of Commons by the Gowaromeot, amouet to L 11 ...

... IRISH PARTY AND THE WAR AMENDMENT TO THE ADDRESS. TM Peer leaves s Tessdors the mailed piety it thee Ms hie wee tie is ddele ea Queen's ashy This um sow beteg woad la Boob Africa is beim* los shwas sus eats Ile posies ssilog be hoe& Atrium bat is. is ...

... A WAR DICTIONARY. The following list will be found useful by readers of the war news. The pronunciation of the more difficnlt words is given Aapies River (Arpies)—Run3 through Pretoria into the Limpopo. Afrikander—A white man born in South Africa of European ...

... A MODERN WAR. Stores and Ammunition. The glory of victory, the shame of defeat, and sorrow for our heroic dead have been the points of the Transvaal war that have impressed them- selves on the public. The question of ammuni- tion and supplies, of ways ...

... DIARY OF THE WAR. I Oct. 10.-Boer Ultimatum received a.nd reply sent. Free Sta,ters cross into Natal. „ Nok occupied by Transvaal Boers. „ 12.—Western bolder crossed 40 miles south of Mafeking. Enemy cut railway and telegraph. British agent leaves Pretoria ...

... evening no news was avail- able at the War Office, but at 11.30 the appended telegrams (the last for the night) were issued to the Press General Officer commanding in chief in South Africa to Secretary of State for War (received 9.20 p.m.) :— Cape Town, 21st ...