... South Africa; history anil biography, including South African eventa, territories, races, and notabilities; in year books, in medicine and surgery, including malarial medicine and military surgery; arts and sciences, including the science of war. war in ...

... fitness. London, Wednesday Night.—A War Office order, issued to-night, announces that the Ist Dragoon Guards from the Cnrragh will embark at Queenstown in the transport Victorian on the 21st instant for South Africa. ...

... London, Tuesday. -The Press Association says —Tbe War Office to-night issued the following It having been decided to send drafts to the Imperial Yeomanry units now serving South Africa, the Secretary for War baa authorised the enlistment of five thousand ...

... arbitration with Booth Africa, in tha course of which the Minister to reported to have mid— Wa shall accept the arbitration properal more to-day than yesterday or to-morrow, no matter whence it may eomt. Wa intend carrying tha war through, whatever the ...

... on the War Debt, contracted mainly within the last century and a half for wars, moat of which were entirely useless, or worse ? The classes made those wars, the people had no votes. Let the classes now pay for them. We would have a special War Tax on ...

... AT THE FRONT WITH LORD RORERTS. Attention is directed to the lecture on tha war in South Africa advertised in another column to be delivered in tha Guildhall on the 30lb Inst, by Hr. D. A. Black, general secretary of the Belfast Y.M.O A. The lecturer ...

... suitable to postpone all public entertainments until affairs in Sontii Africa are more settled and we can see the end of the war which is still bring carried on in that unhappy country war resulting in daily loss of life our soldiers and fresh bereavements ...

... president of the Ladies Committee of the Welsh Hospital for South Africa, sent the report recently issued by the committee of the hospital on the work of that institution in South Africa for submission to the Queen. Lady Parker has received the following ...

... Yorks Light who deny that Boer supremacy in South Africa Infantry, who were made prisoners at Belfast on , 1 t* .l 'Tliav miiat Ka Janaary Bth, haya b®fn released. Captain Banks, of waa the real of war. They must be and Captain M-Clin. left their belief ...

... reinforcements we have indicated, to end the war. But if they do rise, we have nothing behind these reinforcements. No further arrangement appears to be contemplated. Remembering how often the course of this war has falsified anticipations, true wisdom lies ...

... 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 ...