... England was sanction the issue of special medal for all engine-drivers engaged on endangered lines throughout South Africa during the war, himself personally testifying to their heroic services. The Cepe Government has issued a circular notifying this decision ...

... DARKEST AFRICA. Seventeen years ago Pope Leo XIII- took up the grand work of the regeneration of Africa, and ever since a great apostolic revival is taking place in all parts of the great dark continent,” a second spring, so to speak, is ushered in on ...

... believed that this mistake in the conduct of the war was due to the stupid conservatism of President Kruger and General Joubert, both of whom were, in a military sense, old fogies, whose experience of war was derived principally from conflict with negro ...

... said wished his home-coming could be accepted sign of immediate peace in South Africa. feared, however, that the people most be prepared to be separated from tbeir friends the war for a little time longer. Nevertheless we need have tsar to the result of it ...

... brief allusion to the war. He said that at ibis time last year the political horizon was heavily clouded, and the outlook in South Africa was very gloomy. At present, though the war was not quite over, the outlook in South Africa was different from what ...

... the war the total casualties reported are given as 61,687 officers and men, excluding 1,260 officers and 15,016 men wounded. The actual total reduction the military forces through the war in South Africa is given as follows: DEATHS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Officers ...

... During tbs war the total casualties are given as 51,687 officers and men, excluding 1,161 officers and men and 15,016 men wonnded. The actual total redaction of the military forces tbrongh the war in Africa is given follows :—Deaths Sooth Africa—Officers ...

... even more grievous mishaps. It grows more and mote evident that the troops in Sonth Africa must strongly reinforced. Everywhere there is state of impasse, and the war is really making email progress. The invaders of Cape Colony are pushing farther west ...

... women did. I understand they wars photographed on nearing the town. NOTES ON THE WAR. (av mil mar corbxbponoent.) (Press Assoolation Telegram.) London, Miqht,— Quite a new lease of , Ufa has been given to the war in Booth Africa bp the I combination of u ...

... idmionterj) THURSDAY, JANUARY 1901, Yestkbuay Lord Roberta paid bis respects to the Queen at Osborne House on bis way home bom the war. To-day the old warrior will land at Southampton, to meet in London with a reception which in its cordiality and significance ...

... Castle steamed off Capetown. He had hoped that before left South Africa hostilities would have ceased and peace been restored, and he greatly regretted that a useless and destructive war was still going on, and had yet to be put a stop to. He had no fear ...

... reported to be progressing favourably. Linseed cures Coughs and Colds, Asthma, and Bronchitis. Of Chemists only. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE PURSUIT OF DE WET. SURRENDER OF THE BRITISH. ...