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... GOVERNMENT CLOSE A - JOHANNESBURG BANK . - C FUJRTHER LIST OF CASUALTIES WAR OFFICE STILL WITHOUT I in NEWS ' pr London, T-esa g hi The only official desptes ,aed byr tie wi War Office were a telegram this afternoon re- ou porting no change in the situation ...
... give security in the snm of £1O to come up for >udzrent t when called on. This concluded the criminal business. WAR in AFRICA. GOLD in AFRiCA. Golden Atrica Pug is Kennedy'3 T 'sacco. Combination Flako naturl ieaf toeac5 'e--cneds I nalloved Goid us ...
... seat of war, and the bl Secretary was instructed to convey offer 'to j Secretary of State for War. The following re- P Tply has been received - War Office, Londonv S W. 31st January, 1900 Sir-I am directed by the Secretary of State Q for War to convey ...
... Society for Pre- *Imntiriz PrfE~st;ant SCLDols in Irclandzigajnct the War Office. The sfciety car med compensation for .ccr~ain lands belonging to thlem which were .tlen at Athone by tlhe War Office in the ymr 1803 for tbe purpose of the erecrion of batterifs ...
... present time in South Africa. Our double protest. concluded 31 Vanderve-ide. has the cha.- ra cter that it shou'd have. We pretest aacainst Ite ncetion of Eurpean States, indifferent to orimnes which the English perpcerate it Africa, and we deeply feel ...
... occupiers must pay the w-holk of the poor-. rate in addition to the rents specified in the, iteting agreenment. WAR in AFRICA. GOLD in AFRICA. 'Golden Africs Plug is Kennedy'a Tobacco. Com'binaton Fkeka natural eatf tobacco blended. 'Uualloyei Gutd ...
... by fklhaz from %- scaffaoldin in Clarn'don street., ThynY retoneid a Verdict of acident; death. TH1l INDIAN FAMINE ald the war in, South Afrioa 1have both called into requisition .;,the high quaities of nutriment contained ia ,lR IlICK'S M*4LTED MILK ...
... i nitely how many members of Parliament will b' iorsake their duties at Westminster in order to s1 iake part in the war in South Africa. A great un I many names of members have already been pub- hished os having been accepted for service at jc j the front ...
... states- Lord Hastings has pased a quiet aud restful 'night, and his general condition has undergone ae slight improvement. WAR in AFRICA. GOLD in AFRICL. Golden Alries Plu' is Kenned's Tobeooe. Oowbisaton Flake natural leaf toeeo blernded, Unallovyd Gold ...
... Roy-al Irish Rifls. He adanittied the offence, atnd -thes catse wes ad- journ-ed to enable the nolice to comm unicate with tbe War Office. ALLFGED us)zzLEZZEN'it. Jonmes Mual-rew, Bel;fast ageant icr the oram- Mond Typesxtnter Company, was charged on re- ...
... this morning by Mr Davitt will come as a surprise to the thousands of' paople who have believed that when the South African war opened the Boers had almost 100,000 men to plt into the field, fif- teen or twenty thousand of whom were trained fereigners; ...
... England enteredon tie twelfth month of the South African war. A few weeks before the outbreak &he- Daily Mfail expressed the feeling of the great majority of the Engiish people when it wrote that - Ef war should result we give ikts two months' limit to finish ...