... Pts'o;lbiicent, Cronje_-DalsieL 1ThTING IN WEST AFRICA. A W'AR CAMP DESTROYED. BRITISH CASUALTIES. t Jebba, Friday. -h.bern further fighting on Gurara 1:I-h cf L-nkoja, resulting in the Fteeemy's war camp by the Are~ Fonter Force. 'hauaies were fire ...

... T COLONIALS IN ACTION. : . is SOME BRILLIANT WORK. The following was posted at the War Office E yeserY- C1 From the General, Capetown, to Secxwtay C of State for War. a Caew, January 2. g Following message received this morning from LieutenantColonel ...

... Unionists Mt ie of suipporting Lord Salisbury and his Govern- the L6 mleet lo their conduct of the'present war in w ISouth Africa. (Applause.) That war had un- in c-doubtedly been forced upon them, and the of *d Brittisination would see it through. (Applause ...

... remainder of the .£11,5,000 which air Michael Hicks- Beach will have to extract from the taxpayer is mortgaged by the war in South Africa. That war has already enailed anr expenditure of £5i,000,000, ,which the proposed addition will raise to £61,000,000. But ...

... treated at Port Elizabeth. It was said this was a war of civilisation, but the civilisation we oxhibited was a disgrace to this counitry. (Oi.) As to the retention of tho Imperial Yeomanry in South Africa, memibers of that body felt they had not been fairly ...

... officers in i of South Africa. In doing that I must disclaim I 5 a any intention of making out a case to say that ] b&t nobody has been in error at all. It is not pos- I L a sible for men in this war to do what no an in I ad- any war has been able to do ...

... with other wars of the con- b abl:, eseialy with tn oe ote nations. -es AsCation. Watltr Seceg~g mysial C BOERS AT AMERSFOoR1'- STRONG POSITION HELD. BRITISH' ;RCN AISA1 E. The ?? flOWingyester- From Sir B.. Ba iler to Secretary of State for War. Standerton ...

... injuries to two others. 0 Two important announcements were made in the House of C.-mmons last night b in reference to the war in South Africa. d Mr. Swift MacNeill, though he has been E unable to extract more than mere fragments C of information about the Spion ...

... more pretensions. It has just printed a 5' special catalogue of works which the Library I contains relating to South Africa. The h war has turned attention to that part of the ri world, and eager readers are everywhere in 12 quest of hooks throwing light ...

... pom-poms shelled the retreating Boers. - Press Association War Special. BULLER'S MAGNIFICENTj ADVANCE. FURTHER DETAILS. JOHANNESBURG POLICE CUT UP. u From Lord Roberts to Secretary of State for War. rBelfast, 28th August, 4 10 p.m. Buller's report of yesterday's ...

... the sacrices of the war. elemen, l me fr a few mome examine thonse statants in detaL And frrst of aS, what is tbe'saeaning of the first of them? The-majority of the Liberal party are opposed to war. As regazds the causes of the war there hiae, of taumse ...

... this is to be a war of races, it is not merely a question of, franchise to the Uit landers, it will be, I cannot but feel, a holy war. Many as our sins and shortcomings may be, it is a war resting on the broad ?? these natives of South Africa to be looked ...