... South Africa, the War Ofc t ?? officer best fitted for the coneltn-lr 1 in Natal. All the credi. for tine *mc preparedness in which lie Ii' - ?? the Boers in that e halfy i; ;; .: splendid power of 'rmaLiisan ; n. I- w hat would be required in a war r. - ...

... being sent out by the War Office for the convey- ance of the sick and wounded from the Cape to this country. The society is this week sending out to South Africa their commissioner, who will carry on the work at the seat of war, and who will be in touch ...

... rCV io, REPORTS. uo'AL IIS.H LEAVE 13EL F A ST . V\Tl,'.LuA'TIG SCENIES. r . .. -. t i ;t thje War Office issued 2 yester day evening: . Seretai, ry for War. w ., !. . -53 }pm.-The ai- , - - a , nt me tbi.s Morenlg , . , . eetai Yule'.s c-ttiulni ; ,- ...

... OFFICIAL STATEMENT. The Press Associstiotn ?? War Offlce yes- terday evening issued the following concrning the mising hussar officers:- From general otffcer commcanding Natal to the Secretary of State for War. LADYSMITH, THrBSDOA, 12-30 r.m. (received ...

... tlbe American hospital ship fund for ouh Africa an cffer ts fit itlt and complete the hospital ship Maine, tihe generous gift to the Go- vernment of the Amterican Transport Line Cola- unaY. for use ttrv'1g the war in South Afnca. 1he monlet ?? her aod in ...

... inquiry. The Duke of Aber- corn and Lord Hopetoun were amongst the callers at the War Office. and happily found that their friends with the British forces in South Africa d&d not figure in the casualty list. Mr. Balfour made late personal inquiries, and ...

... South Africa to avert this war, but Mr. Rhodes and his parasites demand ou h blood. I had always hoped that the war would be b averted, 'but now it is as if I -heard the British agent asking what d tIr. Chamberlain would do it b he did not go to war with ...

... DESPATCH FROM GENERAL WRIITE, London, Wednesday. The Press Asociation ?? War Offiet issued the following telegram at 6.20 this even- ing: - 'From General White to Secretary for War. Ladysmith, Wednesday, 3.50 p mn. The advance guard of a force sent out ...

... by wounds or disease in the war operations ?? Africa- Arrangements have already been made, as in the case of our recent a -war operations on the North-west Frontier of India, and similar operations in various parts of Africa, to afford immediate relief ...

... according to Article 3 of the Protocol of the Peace Cngress at The Hague, in the hope of preventing further bloodshed in South Africa in' a conflict marked at the outset by such deplor- able loss of life. This petition was gratefally approved by the President ...

... Mforning. The Press Atuociation ?? after ilinight the f ilowing despatch was posted ut tbe War (Olce ?? General Officer .)ontnandtnc Natal to the Secretary for War. 'Reeivei ()en:toier 24th. 11 p nm- Li Ivsniit'h, October,24t, 9,p a 3nI 'Inlfosrtnaiitu ...

... csnalties at Elandaslauate issued by the -War, Office:- Wounded-5ih Lancers-Private William Adams, severely; Private/James Trowbridge, slizhtly. M ?? I-ilincers - Private O'Kinsey. Nes hoas rnacbed the War Oflice stating that the name of Lieutenaut ...