... LORD ROSEBERY IN EDINBORO Routh Africa war misdate core us seas, day afternoon prevented 10 Ikeda.. Perk. Edinburgh. to the Imvenal Yee.sean. Volun• Meer :ferric, Company Royal . OA , &114 :sta.!! of Etlieburgh Howtotal in :tooth .ttrica Lord Proems ...

... 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 ...

... British Amy carry swords which ate is OW fal for war perpmes as the scabbards - thri bold them. A director d, the Wilkiaws Sword Company stated to the 'Taproot re presenurtive that since the South Africa , war British 0111CCIS am of the opinion that Ow sword ...

... 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, ...

... FIGHTING IN EAST AFRICA The War Offiro announrew, says s Prow Aigociation War Special, that in East Aims. July 18. the energy forces which, had endeavoured to operate against Lieut.- Gen. Smuts' communications north of Randeni and on the Usambola Railway ...

... the latter 'strongly condemned the campaign against I tterman S. W. Africa. because ho believed that the Cape rebels who had gone to German territory on the conclusion of the Boer War had been left in the lurch. De Wet now felt that the old Republicans ...

... Weed. i The Ind O. By Wald, IV•rw.d. CL 6 = l . ll . Redder sad Stosehhes. 66.1 s. Beesed Royal Pilate Penh*. le the Sesta Africa. War, nth a dreriPdane et the opeeetioas la the Aden Hlaterlead. By 16ajeee a T. Baser add L. E. blsmanag. (Louden: 1 L. llumphma ...

... Advisory Committee on War Output, of which Mr. A. Henderson, President of the Board of Education, is Chairman. have arrangements in hand for utilising services of skilled mechanics of various kinds from Australia and South Africa for war munitions production ...

... of the War Stores Commission have now resulted in placing under arrest a non-cans luiesitined offset' at present quartered in Salisbury Plain District. He le a ntoff- Sergeant of the Army Service Corps who served in South Africa during the war and is ...

... for the beginning of the negotiations for peace. GERMAN WEST AFRICA. WAR THREATENED. The London Express correspondent in Berlin telegraphs,—Germany seems likely to have another Colonial war on her hands. News has been received of a general rising of ...

... veattidav by special train from London to n•t-nd ths funeral 41 Mr. Brit. which took place at Wel.vn. The British South Africa Company war represented by many prominent me-niters, inctudine the Mule of Abercorn. Chairman; Mr. Roehefort Maguire, Sir tootle ...

... “ regiment, and fought with it in Zululand in ISM, and was t ire mentioned in despatches for his !service% in the `oats, Africa war. Ile commanded the sth li I Lancers }tom Mr. to 1905. Since he cowed Palestine and dispersed the Turki-h Army Lord Allool ...