... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA, Lan hnfi arrited at Klerksdorp to t»k« command of the operations this part the rr.nsT-ia!. A from Carnarvon says that Colonel B-uhune wos attacked by force of Boera north of V but that the enemy were driven off, with the three ...

... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA A LETTER PROM BULAWAYO. ~«ui.., P * 11 P ub| '- « following interhufu J* ' ttd October 18. j let reco.Ted by Sire. Hughes .leib, ol The Klme, UeiAerbury, from ber daughter, Sir-, Hurtissoo, et Buie- Well, here ere. in the thick ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. Reuter telegrams from Pretoria state that the Boer delegates are now visiting the burghers in the field with reference to the question of surrender, and that a combined conference is to be held at Vereeniging ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Lord Kitchener, in » telegram the Secretary of State for War, despatched from Pretoria on Thursday nigh* announced that Colonel Monro, with Bethnnes Mounted Infantry, after two hours hard fighting near Do Wets Dorp, captured eighty ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Two further despatches from Lord Kitchener, relating to the operations between Harrismith and Vrede, have been received. They state that the Boer casualties numbered 50 killed, ten wounded, and 759 unwounded prisoners. Besidés ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA L»rd Kitchener telegraphi to the War Offl''e that Kruger, eon of the ez-Preaident, and Captain Ferrlera, surrendered on Wednesday. Colonel Crab he’s Column engaged Vandermerwa’e Commando the East of Laingaburg at dawn on Wednesday ...

... THE WAR in SOUTH AFRICA. I„ the Court of Queen’s Bench WedneeJey, before Mr. Justice Bucknill end Ouminon Jury. the ease of Woods t. Turnst was heard. Mr. Marshal QC„ and Mr. Hohler, instructed by Messrs. Is and Rayenscroft, were for the plaintiff, and ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA j i entr ou Friday, from METKOPObII'AN CATTLE. | |lmko yoarBel , eß at borne, ladies, said . ,nd Moitdat, April 8. car eleßS hostess to her visitors. I’m at home myself, illtt e Bust, *“*, Fr J Qoh )as caotured anotber To-day’s ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BOERS’ SECRET AMMUNITION STORE DISCOVERED. Lord Kitchener, in a telegram despatched from Pretoria on Friday evening, after announcing that the operations around Reitz since last Tuesday had resulted in the capture of several ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Lord Kitchener, on Thursday morning,’elegraphed from Preioria lhat Commandant Buys had been captured after attacking a patrol of rail #ay pioneers near Villiersdorp. A special corresf ondent at Pretoria reports that the number ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA Lord Kitchener, telegraphing from Pretoria on Fr day. s’ated that De Wet had been forced North over Orange River, and is now clear of Capo C onv. Two hundred prisoners bad tak by' the British, and stragglers were bei captured. ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ird Kitchener, who now at Aer, in telegram to the Secretary of State for War, that De Wet'e force the railway at Baartman Siding before daylight on Friday morning, clos-ly followed by C jlonel Plutner. Colonel Crabbe and the armoured ...