... f tlie tii Souili African nt'ilsls. Tlic-rc are mute Ilian 100 person*, oibfcr.i aril men, were tin avrvit® Stmtli Africa ilunnt; the war, t(i« L'tMnmodort*, ttaptain L. V. imlwe. m commantl the Niche, wl.ich took tu Si. An was witneaaed in I'arknau street ...

... reason (hey have invaded a country yet the war, and hoping iociden- golly (hat their bold incursions \ Induce their Dutch sympathivero i Jn Colony rise. Unfortunately for this hope the Dutch sympathisers have had war. They give their I •‘brother Doers their ...

... such c-owr aluor. At cho of tho war Africa everyone was for •>)ieraUDi{ casus of |>raetr.itmg wounds of the abdomen. gained civil life had demonstrated how successfully operations the might perforaied, while previous wars bad bow desperately fatal “let ...

... of th* Ior«J Urge mofurcvnjcnU reachca >ootli Africa before the war hail broken out. It eery eiibiii recull-etion that the itobls 1 gAIUm vi»coonl to!d ate ih.il wli-.n intorreoteoU bad reaebeil booth Africa tie ttniild atake Ina repmatioa iliet would the ...

... the brat of his soldiers, and the great success had attended hia e&rrta to restore the prestige the Entiah Army South Africa. The war was insTitab!soon, and was one that made for freedom, tbs Users failed to follow the injunction in the (scripture which ...

... velfato of the district. Mr. Kvons also complunenlcil bis lordship that was amongst the lim volontcer to to .'south Africa when the war broke out. Lord Castletown, replying, said bow deeply Castletown, lie uas sure, realised llie kind thought which prompted ...

... coloaus ifr annouocecncnu stand holders Horse THE WAR. ADVANCE ON MACHADODORP. BELFAST OCCUPIED. DULLER.S MARCH. SEVERE FIGHTIXG. LIVERPOOLS IN A TIGHT CORNER. HEAVY CASUALTIES. (OFFICIAL DESPATCHES.) The War Saturday i,”s>ied the following d«s|jatchis from ...

... uu avoidable reason* |iosi|>oacd for ten day*. LOSSES IN SOUTU AFRICA. The War Office last night issued the usual weekly statement of casualties tbe South African Field Force during the war August 26tb, the summary ef whicli is foliowa MtssiNo rnmovea ...

... sterling, the remainder may fairly be recoverable from of the Republics. It Is not imagined that the settlement of South Africa after the war will bea rapid proeces/It cannot be accomplished at stroke. But, it is urged, the settlement should be one distinctly ...

... gentleman had himself ackoewlcdgcd tnat the war would lie long and bitter. had never doubted what the result must be. l-ut he had been more concerned aa to what would the rendition things Africa alter the war. Though much might lie said lOO military point ...

... supposed to preside. From the outbreak of war down almost to the last batch Yeomanry aent South Africa the War Office has blundered. The present condition of the war is mainly, not wholly, the result tbe refusal the War Office daring Uio ...

... ce during it* entire run the Miattcabury Theatre, Lunilon, with Mias Etlna May in tbe title rUf. TELEGRAMS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Offic*- yesterday intimated that tele, grams may now accepted at sender * ri»k in all authorisetl commercial coiles which ...