... Council summoned consider what course should adopted view of the serious reverse sustained by the English forces in South Africa. That the War Office knew the disaster a considerable time • she news was given to the general public evident from the fact that ...

... enteepress or Mr to that of the Hour Africa war. lai r winch of them hue yet adopted the infaroas' expedient of the tembirment of Ceres. tratena (Sate. for the women and &dem of combatants is tM Grier. Tlns a aa accident of war proem* Brag* as is the gips tic ...

... A SOUTH AFRICAN TROOPER AND , 0 :511E3 AwLOOCCXI VI-COCOA A MAGNIFICENT COMFORTER DURING THIS WAR. Africa, writes : wRI never be without it. lINDOrWrEn PUTTY AND NTRNWITII. - -liedical yam►' IN MN FRONT FLANK OF 17.EALLY VALUABLE FOODS..—..Laet• Damty ...

... TROOPS FOR AFRICA The War °dm low mg& owed the —The Int Bettabui Royal Hezbirderw sad the 2nd Battaisuu lentx Rogow& tawl lam Botany to South Ab w 6ae iranwpart I Amman About the 254 dew., end led& be lei lowed sbortly by the 3rd HUM.*, 2kb How inkr% ...

... was false to say that England made war to destroy the Republics and to gain the gold there. There has been for the last seventeen years a conspiracy by the Republican party to seize British South Africa. and the war preparations were taken on such a. ...

... omit bitterness es it did daring hi Wiliam, sad at OM ▪ bine rt onaed as if it is•abiliie Y imtar• nimbi. as the Santa Africa& war. Then is 00 wormy to cater here into the came* .hob led t that strafe ; sera tor all the year, to ease will have their 'Maroon ...

... that if, was due to a deliberate intention to folletw the war in South Africa by one with France. Some pretext will be found to declare war against Prance or to force her by insult to declare war against us, bemuse her fleet is the strongest, next to ours ...

... theio proceedings that day? They had head eloquent speeches that day paying a tribute to the gatant borghers of South Africa for the war they were fighting for liberty (apphiusel. Ab. bat what world lie thought of tbeni if on the eye of the battle they ...

... on %be alprt to the danger of the dt , «Nee ►►i.g imported toto t h, (omit ry Ilr Er•kine Ctukttwa, sa Idos ilia South Africa& War, ante.: a awl,' tellef to the Timm darrecativig ilia settee of the Britib Prase is irdalou.l. Worms too whoa that Gawarral ...

... witloweert is ?wart Africa alter the war H. tereered 2,”54 es quickly a was CES• widest vita prudeuee that large useasure wf free ieelf-row raw. at which wharetterwed tar Colonal ro. led wheih wield be ahnitely brtt r for stai- Wars tiro-ha tams the err ...

... an interview with the Central News, suggested that if it was the CM 0 that a Commission was to be sent out to South Africa after the war its members might include a representative from Canada and one from Australia who had experitnoe in the federation ...

... FRnr s»i*^ WeinerdV Parliament and the War. The sitting House Commons day was exceptionally brief. only kstfd an'hour, aud interest was chiefly lenlred th« statement made Mr. Wyndhant. the Unde* Secretary for War, in nnsner lo question pul the Leader the ...