... IN SOUTH AFRICA. DESPATCH FROM LORD ROBERTS. SHOTS EXCHANGED AT OSFONTEIN. BRITISH VICTORY UNDER BRABANT. Shortly after eloven o clock last night the War Offien issuel the frdlowing despatch - “Lord Reberts 1o the Secretary of State for War. Osfontein ...

... appoint. Tovet on the Cope Governmens Bailwey, Bosth Africa. w-\g after settling in the colony be jowned the volunteers, and tock pert in the Buchanaiand campaign of 1897 Previous to the deriaration of war with the Transvas! Mr. Lown. g btained his stripes ...

... beiore the Rritsh troope base wcupid Proona. Morcover, the :-qrw---. the Brtsh cwnmamty m Soush Africa o thet i Boers have mot yet lesrot Imsos fran the war. The Briveh comider. in fact, that the Boery have wot vot heen properly defenta, conl they Bore ...

... letterpress is by Mr. H. W. Wilson, joint author of “Nelson and kis Times,” and every care is being taken that the record of the war shall be complete and accurate. The best art paper is being used, and the printing is undertaken by Mossrs. Eyre & Spottiswooode ...

... | D AP (Y > g ITHI', CAPE COLONY REVOLT REBELS SCATTERED. BRITISKE TROOPS RELIEVE BARKLY EAST. (Press Assoriation War Special ) DORDRECHT Cape (oiony). Wednesday — Barkley Bast waa relioved yomenday by Coptais Waoler with tity Cape Pule. and (uptan Penny ...

... e Casse. i) DRRRL LI Lavwsran Linnais axp rax Wan.—Atl & stopthe war meeting 1v Lewester rocemtly & rasolation Proteting agasnst the Losti ities was rejceled. and uml,-r«*fl::—l-. ton sepport! Uoveroment. - ot Torearaed 1o e Coumtartals, The gt bon. geaticmas ...

... most degraded of human benge Thers is only ome cure for hum—ecierminaiion The more Boers exterminaied n this war the greater blessng 15 Souih Africa The Boer is of no uwe or advantage 1o either man or beast Mo lofi the Cape Cokany for buure bew scrom ine ...

... MABERLEY'S FOODSUPPLY. (Press Assceiation War Special.) KIMBERLEY. Fibruary 27 —On Tucsdsy e of mosnwed men, with a Magun, under olonel Peakmen. procesded 1o Rarkiy West hey were warmy weicomed by the lays! in Thitants, who rejuced to tw reicased from ...

... Crening Celegraph SOUTI AFRICA Veling continues ‘o be the contre of stirec. the eves of the civilised world Rebiel boally st s doow i hee wot slveady b3O them. and comoved the self consrtaied oo who for s wonthe have heon heopeg wnd guard oaer e spprosches ...

... leave for IR GEORGE WHITES GARDEN. Ihe fatiicheld whi all é dangers snd soron. When Alr'@‘ hdy fllr~ _fi{lfi A?_ll! ol mones. war comme to be wid, bigh among them will rank Notewerthy in the grounds are the rows o s are sn gy eollAy g Ak are Dot s o ol ...

... evening Lewd Lanslowne, Sccretary of State | 9y for War, save— “Tho estimates have bovn framed | | vider the followiog cmditims . —(a) Provision |oo Baw to be made for carmries n - THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA: (B it bas been devided 1o make at ouce an add woch ...

... 16 210 MORE? }Dunmmw's ; TRICMPHANT ENTRY. A NEVER TO-BE-FORGOTTEN \ SCENE. SPEECH BY SIR GERORGE WHITE (Pross Association War Special | LADYSMITH. FPebruary 28 (via Colease, (Mareh lAt six pm todey terminated the moet sensations! srege of modern tmes ...