... ganllamm ha.l leeo over the hauls the relmintry who, it wore his sphere wurk. would eofup-d with Laid Robert* in ■'vmUi Africa. War was Una military gentle tana piAewJ heal Voterinvy Urpirtaieot in and wef.- they 'l'lietly acqoiewjo in that irmojernent ...

... for service, and 1,586 ate hospital. Total (exclusive of sick and wounded men now in hospital South Africa 1. 39,057. CASUALTIES SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office lart eveoiag the (ollewia* list Manhsir* Horee* Trooper W. Koo*. Slh eufllb Madonl lieaimeel ...

... ligl.g hot that more often eery eegadevd. remark furtkor that Lord tdelcy * uaare olfice will prolong*- 1 f-w Bowlh* the war Africa Uet* hr will permit of Lord taking UAnf oomwand->n the Ist Norember, is Mr car that blark is block, white white. Lard Robert* ...

... thanking the general and troops under Ins comrasnd. (Hei Tir.Rr.iuwd THE WAR. DE WET &LIPS THROUGH. lIKLP FOR MORE. DASH KITCHENER. HLXTER’S ADVANCE. HEAVY FIGHTINO. (OFFICIAL DESPATCH The War Offce 11 o'clock la-, l%ocd tbi' from Hgborts; “ PHETOHIA. August ...

... coloaus ifr annouocecncnu stand holders Horse THE WAR. ADVANCE ON MACHADODORP. BELFAST OCCUPIED. DULLER.S MARCH. SEVERE FIGHTIXG. LIVERPOOLS IN A TIGHT CORNER. HEAVY CASUALTIES. (OFFICIAL DESPATCHES.) The War Saturday i,”s>ied the following d«s|jatchis from ...

... uu avoidable reason* |iosi|>oacd for ten day*. LOSSES IN SOUTU AFRICA. The War Office last night issued the usual weekly statement of casualties tbe South African Field Force during the war August 26tb, the summary ef whicli is foliowa MtssiNo rnmovea ...

... sabon what action, if any, has beso the Now Zoolaod Parliament^ SOUTH AFRICA AFTER THE WAR. In reply Mr. who sought to g»»ea to yowng men, especially Colonials, settle in Afneo after the war. sir. Mid—lt i* no* con kw M*j«ty to tr»l Col—wl c—uog—todiff«r—Uy ...

... THW WAR SOOTH AFRICA. «h» «p« liSmct* W» ■»»» Kwaas^sssgL^*. ■ iif'StXSla «“»*»*, ■«*. tew: > gmSTlm*' MWi* niwiißiw/ * rmilt ti mmml amiXmmannimam rj ttea M .— >, ‘* Itfc * mm mtmy thm »—» r*- ...

... TowuAriMj haa bad caret far one Uia a«o, awl aaorljr all b« »cr»ice has apant oot India. baa Uial War Office will reriaire ioralidad olfioara ff«w Africa retort) with Ibair aaita U»a front at aartwrt opportaailj after are pawed aa 6t for dotr. _ Gawreal ...

... AFRICA. ItoWwOfeeta* a%tit UHMltkc r»«) «l ffimmoßk-alkm* tot »%»»- Tows, 28. MvHm Ae»t)nue B. Amvm. ■■■i Hi. «agu% l«l tX ...

... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. An Aldershot states that judging from the activity which prevails among the military aothoritire there, the idea prevails that the war booth Africa is not likely ever for some time yet. for the moment there are over one thousaud ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. TU* Office KroH tost afebl the teUowia* list uiaaiUo* >- jt»M,KanuM.» lU. to P. iblltry. eatcrir. Nor •ml* Pont-Ut hofti North LtacuUro rote J. K)U, laeoDsoala. SUfleitf ltii|MO»»r runro p. rMerie, WunßfMtrlß-I»tW«l*k Bof ...