... THE MORNING EXPRESS. LATEST TELEGRAMS.. ?? (BY OUR PRIVT Mm 5 o'loek Edition. FIV TO 01NE. LORD ROBERTS' STR'TEGY IRRESISTIBLE FLANKING NOVENNTS. EVERY FARhO USE MN ARSENAL. STRICT SEARCH FOR ARMS AND AMMUNITION. Times Telegram. =eEiZV7n %MROUGE PRESS ...

... interview that Lord Roberts had with his Sovereign prior to his departure for South Africa. In saying Good-bye Her Majesty took hold of both Lord Roberts's hands, and, with tears in her eyes, said: God be with you, Lord Roberts, and with all my brave ...

... the Earl and Countess of Fern- C: broke. LadyF 'Pro-o. Lady Anne Ilamton, Lady C~helsea, Lady Wolvetrton, Lord andi Lady Robert aI Cecil, Lady Allwyne Cotupton, and Mtiss Agnes Weston3 (the Sailors' Friend 3., I ?? thue ships in the HEarbour h ad not ...

... water sepply. designed by Mik Thomas Stewart-, M3Inst.CE.R, hydraulic engineer to the Cape of Good Hope CGovernmentn. B ut the Madder River water is not palatable, and the inhabitants of Bloemnfontein prefer to obtain their potable water from surface springs ...

... OOJ'>ousll nndehivalrous-amd the British 4'lc tan ?? his feelings wvhen they re- - thtt, ik.' Lord Roberts, he has lost a son, w w ut of 1 vi was killed at Madder Liver. The t U-g at dawn on Thursday morning, aef -the tnemy's first attack was repulsed. A. I ...

... at Ranesburg, but the old tendency to break up the men soon asserted itself, and companies were sent to Slingers. fontein, Madder's F0;arm, Potfontein, &c., while the mounted infantry were located at Prieska and Coles- berg. When this news left the battalion ...

... IWNXDLE ANrD BRABANET I OPPOSED. Thle fldlow~ing despatch was issued from the War Ofli'ze en Satulrday eveniing: IFrom ilhord Roberts t-O the Secretary of State for War. Bloemf:ontein, April 21st. JRundle's force camle in contact wsiths the enemy yesterday ...