... 801VICi: REPLY FROM THE WAR OFFICE, The following reply has been retteivoil frees the War office, In answer to the offer of Lisnt•Col T A Wynne Edwards, velentseriag the services of the lst V.B.R.W. Yowlers foe some is South Africa : War Offiroo. Londos, S ...

... battles, and W ellington became it* staunch admirer. It has served brilliantly in India, and also in Africa —the Kaffir War of 1851-3, the Afghan War, the Zulu War, and the last Boer campaign, being decimated at Majulia Hill. ELANDS LAAGTE FIGHT. ...

... Boers in subjection. 1k Irodrick, in reply, stated that he estimated hie probable garrison of South Africa after the war at 15.000. With regard to the war itself he said that the Government hoped to be able, after eight or nine months, to make a considerable ...

... have forgotten her first love. But they Pet again under romantic circumstances, and in that land of wonder, South Africa, when the war is in its early stages, and it is there that Betty makes herself in a moment one of the most famous of English women ...

... beloved Roverergo's nett. I vales ospecsully the appreciative soupier in which you have alluded to my services is South Africa derinz the war, and it will always be a source of pride rad pleasure to me that I have earned the approval of my countrymen in Bl ...

... the lecture given by the Rev 1) Burford liciOre—the deputation from the Colonial Missionary - Society IS tioutis Africa. The - chair war taken by the Cermyw Willman.. Mr Hooke's ability as a speaker being well-known is Comma no doubt induced many to attend ...

... sad are well. NO TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAWN - - It is officially announced in Capetolva that nn troops Vila leave haut.i Africa until the war: , ow..r. Probably the Arat to depart will be L1..0 Brigade of Ithuan3a. BASUTOS CUT UP By Borp,S. • body of tlaauto ...

... to the better provisioa of flannel underclothing for the treats in South Africa. Yet that war the same man who in 1900 at the time of the darkest hour of the war iu South Africa, when noble fellows were shedding their blood on the veldt, with others turned ...

... had tried to do their duty to South Africa: and be could quite assure them that those who were fighting in South Africa tholight as much of those at home as those at home thought of them in South Africa. Tuough the war was not quite over, still there were ...

... could have forgotten her first love. But they meet • under romantic circumstances, and in t.t laud of wonder, South Africa, when tt.,• war is in its early stages, and it is there . o Betty make. herself in • moment cm o. he most famous of English women ...

... THE WAR 80TTH AFRICA The in the cum* climax when, Feb. 25, the poiioMnan the OotlainJin •ccuaefl the man E ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The Hon G T Kenyon (Denbigh), in the House of Commons, last night, a-led the Secretary of State for War whether the iissens of the subscribers to the fund for tle. Welsh hospital in South Africa to its absorption in another hospital was ...