... | SEVENING TELBGRAPH® WAR MAP. A neat Map, showing the seat of war i South Africa. has been prepared by Mussrs. W. & G. Baird, Roysl Avenus, and has been published by them at o price which brings it within the resch of every reader of the “Evening Tele ...

... quartered at Aldershot short time when the South African war broke out, and they were ordered the scene of conflict. Captain Coates, who obtained his company in March, 1901, had thus been Africa ever since the commencement of hostilities, and for a co ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. I.AI)IIiI2AND'S PLIGHT. NO SURRENDER. OLLANTIIY OF THE USIEGED. RELIEF IN SIGHT. ENEMY AT 'MBA NTIIII. 1(11.1.Y•IhlNYY IN A IerICADAI. CAMPAIGN WA./ weses the IM 11•. Y.. Am. 0.. n made a es. draw the to. . .h MO. Ye obit. 1 es, lei ...

... SODII AFRICA. BOSKS REPULSED. (Press Association War Special.) PIETERSBURG, January 24. —Yesterday intelligence was received here that Beyers intended to attack the town, and preparations were made accordingly. Early this morning, between two and three ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. near Olenooe. of which our .. mn, Saturday were full, has been quiokly «#,i another encounter, in which vie- lc«s decisive was achieved by British and daring. The capture a couple J »•> the Boers on the line between Lady»nd Glencoe .seem* ...

... AFRICA. PEACE SIGHTED. BOER CONFERENCE HELD YESTERDAY. STEYN ANT) WET KLEBKSDORP. (Exchange Telegram.) PRETORIA. April 10, H-30 a.m.—The Boer conference Klerksdorp will probably take place to-day. Messrs. Steyn and De Wet are now there. RUMOURS PURELY ...

... .SOUTH AFRICA. This morning s news from the front appeals Rrlfsat people a whole nothing else has since the commencement of the war with the South African Republics. A disaster to the £,>v»| Irish Rifles means tears in many a Belfast 1,..0ip. and further ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. PAGET DEFEATS THE BOERS. FLIGHT oF STEYN. BRITISH GALLANTRY REWARDED. Iron. 1.. r I It, antis, r ell enema the 3nl at PITT 11. 11,4 .4 • .from tr• .4,d tot Hr 0 rod the 4th was .1.•• tor. tooth tl all ,tte. tdt •b.. cone are he the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. THKIR HISTORY AND DEVELOP MKNT. (Reutar's Telegram.) BRUSSELS, Monday.—With reference the reasons, which led the Beer Government in the Transvaal to open pourparlers with the Boer authorities in Orange River Colony with ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. DELAEEY DEFEATED. 131 PRISONERS TAKEN. The War Office last night issued the following fiespatch from Lord Kitchener: PRETORIA. 7 p.m., sth February.—Kekewiqh reports that the force under Major Leader has killed seven and captured 132 prisoners ...

... S«DH AFRICA. PEACE PROSPECTS. REPORTED ORDERS TO TRANSPORTS. The London Express” learns from an authentic' source that - peace is hand, and that, pending the result, the negotiations, orders have been tabled to Capetown ordering ail the transports now ...

... BELFAST. SOUTH AFRICA A mold-Forster. M.P.. speaking in the -. Strict Lecture Hall last night, voiced a , . opinion concerning early . .- the war in South Africa. It was almost . niiiaclc. said, owing partly tho mis■ of the cnemv partly the the officers ...