... bitt onv-'bat r1oc-rhords a, the teachers a-ncglcyed avers , Womeno 290 Boar-awere hoirc'rer, ti dill 'h n women ret-te-en-tartivc. Not onir were women o ra se -rvice as- School Board representatives and inspcntotc o' schools. but also rucon t'he various ...

... Yeomanry; also two other Yeomen. Wounded about seven. Attack lasted four hours, and Corps behaved very well. Our force cmposed of Yeomanrx, Kim- berley Mounted Corps, and 4th Battery Royal Field Artillery. VILLEBOTS-MARFUUL'S LAST ADDRESS, Laffan's War ...

... that tilt Yorkshire con- :trigenr waz eongaged. The correspondent of the 'MVanchester Guardia.'n savs-' The Kimberley mounted corp-s were sent out to teb- right to seize the konjes at that end of the range, while a 1 ormdo under LorJ1 Scarbroergzl went to ...

... indication that hie wr1l throw himself con alnore into his n:ew work. Hisi appointmnent sihoulld healed a n1ew era for the auxiliary forces, whose progress has been mtuch retelrcied by an insirficisnt appreciation of their ,vants and wishes. 3Major-Genelral ...

... IN., 'TH ]3OSROF DITSTR.ICT. CAYMTrRE OP BO?13OTY. Press A~ssoiationa Wiar SpeiaL A patrol of Cop3e Police, belentirn to flnihberley M ioun~ted (Corps, and W~arwick>, Scours, under Ma3jor 13erirange. rstu ned bere this afternloon with two wacgonrs. spans ...

... Privates H1. Rossiter, 0, Lester. F L. .Tohnson, H. Gordon, F. Ferguson, C. Glyn, U. D. Shepherd, F. Knight, and H. Adler. Gape Police-Killed: Sergeant G4. Brady- Lance- Corporal R. Ilanbly; Privates ?? Dennison. A. Parker. J. E. Willianis T. Jones. R. S. McKenzie ...

... four escaped, and four, who were wounded, made their wavy for two mniles until they met a patrol of Colonel Plumer's Black Police, who reported the news to Colonel Plumer, and an ambalance was sent. The'se, native Baralongs state that they killed eight ...

... ns to the Diamond City was intact on Wednesdar, when Colonel Mahon, the Duke of Teck, and a squadron of Kimberley mounted corps got through to Kim- berley. The presence of General Paget, commanding the 20th Brigade, at Warrenton during the bombard- ment ...

... followiing table:o - >- Regiment. KO 9saff ?? 7 Indian Staff Co.rps - 1 M4edical SL4ff Corps ?? 1 RA.AM. Corps ?? Voluntlteer Staff .. - Vol. Ambulance Corps. - Juelligence Depart ?? Army Service Corps.. - Ammunnition Column . - Itovap Navv ...

... from Game Tree an-d Jackal Tree forts. Thirty of their shells fell in the women's laager, and there seemed to be a deliberate attempt to pierce the bomb-proof shelters of the women. Four shells from 1-pound machine guns, moreover, entered the hospital. ...

... Party of thirteen native -women tried to get sway or night of 15th. Enemy opened fire on thcm, killing nine, wounding two, who got back and reported. I wrote to Snyman. pointing out that he shells native stadt, which is full of women and children. and thlat ...

... pital are doing well. I regret to report the following deaths from ?? 22nd, Sergeant-'Major Sehreiner, Cape Police; Private G. S. Richards, Cape Police ; April 24th, Trooper Caradoc Ivor Evans, Protec- torate Regiment. GEN. HUTTON3\T AT WELGELEGEN. Press ...