... passed through Committee stage. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Earl CAMPEEDOWN asked the Prime Minister whether ha could give the House any information with regard to the proceedings in connection with the war in South Africa, The Marquis of SALISBUBY—We have ...

... replied that his answer was the negative. „ « Jjom OTAWLEY, reply 'Mr. T. R. Dewar, said the number of prisoners war South Africa reported the War Office as haring been cantered in April was 1,(W6, with surrenders. was not o-waiT the manner which they had ...

... the Commission ie telegraph operator named Kidney, liusmnan, who has jut>t been brought over by the Government South Africa.. When the war broke out Ivainov was expert with the and he wa-s euvpcetea favouring the Erititih he wee sent on commando, his knowledge ...

... unscrupulous Been both ha Bagland and Africa who wanted war, who worked for war, who would have been disappointed had war been avoided, but I adhere to tbs opinion I have expressed in the Hones of Common, that chief blasae the war rests upon ...

... solicitors, Miss Emily and the Secretary War, in which the formEr request, in view of Mias Eobhoase's proposed civil action for assault and imprisonment connection with her deportation from South Africa, that the War Secretary will insttnet a solicitor to ...

... whether in view of those facte would forthwith give instructions to prevent th« organiret-ion bolding meetings in South Africa during the war. | Lord STANLEY—My right honourable friend is not aware the circumstances alleged, and does m* propose to give any ...

... regarding tho war. whioh rumours, though irritating and quite groundless, nevertheless cause much annoy* anco and trouble the War Office in London. One of yesterday’s rumours that Ladysmith has been relieved. Nothing of this has been htard at the War Office ...

... that there was a inter for the in the welfare of the families of ow will see ri who were now fighting | reoave South Africa. This war on which | gaged was not of our own | been forced upon us by vassal State g order other reason than their o easily | ...

... Association in requested tha War Office circulate the following appeal eraployeie, signed by Colonel Alfred O. Loose. Deputy Adjatont-Oenerel Imperial Yeomanry;—As the membere of the Imperial Yeomanry who went out to South Africa last ysar are now returning ...

... cionolusion of the /loath Africa( war. (('heers.) It was a mistake to mead thirty millions annually an the army. He de sired in urge consideratinos of aural by sopsnditure the Seatettary for War would go down to posterity ea the evatast War Minister. (lang/Mar) ...

... beloved Sovereign’s visit. I value especially the appreciative manner in which you have alluded to my services in South Africa dorio tho war, and will always source of pride and pleasure to mo that I have earned the approval my countrymen in Bloemfontein. ...

... their cUqne, and “Milner and ail other Jingoea.” The document, which tomewhat prohtt, draw* between toe prerent war and the Americre War of Independence. The rat of too of oorreepondenee and doemnenta. including letters to Dr. WUliamaon, oree the American ...