... Reception Committee and by the president of the Committee for the Independence of the Boers. The latter compared the Booth Africa& war to the war im the Netherlands of 1672. and declar.ll that thee, a. sate, hope, rested on faith. M. Davisler, Deputy. said that ...

... of the war in South Attica about to be brought before tbo lipase of Commons by the Govern,' swat will amount to £11.500.000. This, with the additional estimate already voted, will bring the total to Z 34,500,000. BRITISH CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. WAR ...

... the entire world Pecs that the korklic• hod juttice on their aid^. BRITISH CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. WAR OFFICE RETURNS. Th e Pram Amacistioe 'aye the War Olt e last night lased an matract of ranaltta to the Brtish Smith Afri , an tone. from whirl it ...

... annexation. and argued that the Opposition could not be trusted with Rooth Africa The war had settled the question whirl rare eras to be boss in South Africa, ...

... board room, Stamford street, London, the following congratulatory despatch to Lord Roberta and the Irish * troops in South Africa war agreed to • To Lord Roberts, Paardeberg.•' Benevolent Society of St. Patrick heartily congratulate you on brilliant generalship ...

... was false to say that England made war to destroy the Republics and to gain the gold there. There has been for the last seventeen years a conspiracy by the Republican party to seize British South Africa. and the war preparations were taken on such a. ...

... that if, was due to a deliberate intention to folletw the war in South Africa by one with France. Some pretext will be found to declare war against Prance or to force her by insult to declare war against us, bemuse her fleet is the strongest, next to ours ...

... theio proceedings that day? They had head eloquent speeches that day paying a tribute to the gatant borghers of South Africa for the war they were fighting for liberty (apphiusel. Ab. bat what world lie thought of tbeni if on the eye of the battle they ...

... an interview with the Central News, suggested that if it was the CM 0 that a Commission was to be sent out to South Africa after the war its members might include a representative from Canada and one from Australia who had experitnoe in the federation ...

... There was a remarkably large number of questions on the paper to-day, a considerable portion of them relating to South Africa and the war. Of the Irish members, Mr. Pat O'Brien and Mr. Wm. Redmond vied in extracting information from Ministers on volunteering ...

... read on newspapers. 40P4-0-04 Distarbing news is reported tor Noeth• restern Africa Along the tionletnatarn bardens of Marco. a hely war being preached against the enemies et War Apace:Lug to some authentic , . the mov emelt u directed apart the Holten, ...

... sufferings from the war, and the prowhe made with that object was, Ise believed, meat thee had been made in any other campeige ['War, hear. Every demand sent in was, cei plied with, and the Treasury had Dever mg' geared that the War Oftice Amid be otherwise ...