... the country and protecting the burghers who arc now on their farms from intimidation such patroia. CASUALTIES SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office Usterning tbs fultoalag U*t csaosll Cara Tows. Ist Jctr. !*t lt\lUti>« Kuvsl Marshall ; Mounted lolsuUj W Unfair ...

... WOOLWICH. impreeiive memorial service for all the officers and men of tbe Royal Attillery who have (allea in South Africa during the war was held Woolwich Garrison yesterday, the service being conducted Rev. R. Moseley, Sentor Cbsplain. There was Urge ...

... the Naval and Military f-ircca which have returned England from taking part in the o]icralions in South Africa have now either liven granted the war medal, or in the case of those whom the medal lias not yet been issued have been to wear the medal nbhoo ...

... battle and diw-ase during the lirsl and years oi the Smilli Afri can war and during the Franco-I'ruKsUn war 1870 1871 KIW PKA \.OJJ «>\i kl I | .soalh >..a;b , I Africa. Atni.i. War. 1870-Jb7l Killed ul 71-43 2J-9J !»> InmUm(ramdittuv* i>Ji I Totil ...

... Majesty ukiog iota coa•idsratiuu the emicmt *er*i«es Field Marsht! Karl Unbelt* Kandaiur, foai■aand> in Majesty a daring tk* war Africa, being desiruoa re loumuan at so-, ft service* to *ont*r upca him signal murk of hi* favoar, to bis faithfui > ■ •toana* ...

... relegated the second plare. Indeed tnedH-tu i* net of am lm sa- caaea and milk must n rate ceaiiDndity in most parts bt Africa where war prerails, bat why bn earth did not the local eoinoitndsiil at cunrnuadeer 460 MO bedsteads, one Iron each lead in* house ...

... customs of war being applicable to cases. They ate ruinoua the country, entail endleas auffenng on burghers and their families, and the longer guerilla warfare continues the more vigorously must they be enforced. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War OWc. Urt ...

... father ibis respect. It isetiiuclcd that the 30,000 fresh mounted men will come very handy far troops South Africa when the war over. The War Ofico must give Lord Kitchener what w without murmur, and it is to l« the mounts the men will worthy the riders ...

... march upon Fretona. it is, thecslculatiojis of onr Military Coum-il at tho War Office have been upset by the feeble estimates the Wat Intelligence Ihpwrtment in South Africa, When war was declared was supposed that the Roar fighting force numbered no more ...

... modern and aouena.-94 fioafton Ureal. JOUMSUN. Lamhod. —{Aawc.l THE WAR VTB. Tbe Second SoppleaenUry Army Retiaate for the year eading March nest, to mast additional expenditure, dee to the war in South Afrioaundto aiEsin Chins, was imaed on Friday. The £16 ...

... oncUrUf. to tea Andr Mrati'id tararttetr bontedrgwMdn afar Urn.— V Abißvaont Alltea. ...

... ProeinrieU are harder, and Union*, the naliicaiion reportj hare pat the like fceeUoo. bat Standarde Sooth Africa, ooraaedacoantcf thetMemtUe war aewe yeeterday, Kara *eae«ed to Aee*. tent point. ABCSharea, aa ala> thoee of the Tea Table nod Sweeten eat ...