... SOUTH AFRICA, —_— . i The War Office issued the following despatch f - ’m% t® the Secretary of State for War, . Pretovia, May 30, 7.20 p.m. Brigadier-General Digon's force at Viakfontein, was attacked yesterday by Delan&lm, and had severe fighting. were ...

... SOUTH AFRICA, Monday's war telegrams show that a Boer commandc in the Eastern Transvaal was in possession of no fewer than five guns. They had made three separate attacks on General Bullock's column, and the efforts to capture the artillery had not been ...

... (The War in South Africa The War Offico on Monday denied that any friction of any sort has existed between Lord Kitehener and the Department since he took over the command in South Africa. Tisardt Kruger, son of the ex-President, who recently surrendered ...

... settlement in South Africa. When the war was over we must give complete free, Colonial self-govrnment to those territories. (Hear, hear.) ’lghere must be complete economic reconstruction in South Africa. Those who had been ruined by the war must be started ...

... INTERESTING STATEMENT. Over a year ago, when the country was depleted of a great part of the regular army through the war in South Africa, the War Office. suddenly called upon those reservists who had passed the age for active service to lrejoin the colours ...

... was false to say that England made war to destroy the Republizs and to gain the gold there. There had been for the last geventeen years a conspiracy by the Republican party to seize British South Africa, and the war preparstions were taken on such a colossal ...

... British, stigmatises Lord Milner as “such a scoundrel,” and concludes by saying “ there will be a better Ireland in South Africa after the war.” Several witnesses followed, and a printer named Vankhy gave evidence of the printing of 2,000 of the pamphlets to ...

... South Africa, she would not have been shocked at many things which are shocking to ordinary English people, but which are common everyday conditions in South Africa, nor would she have shocked her readers with the recital of them. The horrors of war are ...

... Office on the sabject of the settlemeunt of volanteers in Soath Africa after the war. Replying to a question of Mr, MucNeill, Mr. Wyndbam said no communication passed directly bstween the War Office and Sir R. Baller between 9th March and 17th April, but ...

... grudgingly assented to a further war expenditure, which will bring up the total cost of the war to sixty-one million sterling. This will provide for everything as far as can be calculated till February Ist, including two months of war at full pressure, and afterwards ...

... P‘nxl:u es of both. }s‘s& re fortune to energetic man. Further . 69, Webb's Kd., London, B.W. _ [Victoria Cross. War in Africa . Pekin D, | War March. Baden Powell; Sons of b| B iBSy S A retoria 3 Rellet of Ladysmith; -.um king; For Queen and Country, &ec ...

... and caps, 27 comforters, 14 shirts, 4 cholera belts, &c. She sent off on Thursday night several large cases to South Africa. The Boston War Fund amounts to about £9lO. Walter Lee, the nephew of Mr. J, J. Lee, of Fishtoft, is with General French. Only three ...