... tbs newspapers to the that our soldiers at the front would no longer be allowed to sbnd heme letters from Sontb Africa. This report, tbs War Office states, is absolutely with •nt foundation. - THE REPORTED MOBILISATION OF NAVAL RESERVES The rumour reported ...

... 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 ...

... election in order that the settlement of South Africa should be placed in firm hands; that the war should vigorously carried on and brought speedy conclusion. We are rewarded by seeing the army in South Africa reduced to a dangerous state of weakness. and ...

... correspondent telegraphs on Thursday—Five thousand Boers, who several weeks ago were announced to be trekking to German West Africa from the neighbourhood of Vryburg, turned south when in Bechusnaland, and are now advancing into tbs heart of Cape Colony ...

... some now iu the rack, who that the previous speaker bad had he °Th7 War Order referred to by Lord orders; mid the Church and the Repnbhcana. Roberto .Utes that the Secretary for War, having added forgot the decided to raise additional drafts reinforce ...

... COCOA. From tbs flnest brands^ THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE RECENT FIGHTING—LIST OF CASUALTIES—BRITISH CONVOY ATTACKED NEAR VRYHBIDTHE CONFLICTS AT ZEERUST AND ZUURFONTBIN—DB WET'S MOVEMENTS. London, Monday Night.—The War OAoe to-night issued list of casualties ...

... 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. ...

... supposition. The root of the evil which has blossomed forth in the war and its concomitant calamities lies precisely in the false light in which your people view affairs in South Africa. That is why they taxed ns with conspiring against the integrity of ...

... situation taken. As to the occurrences of the year they cannot be called very blessed. The greatest events have been the war in South Africa and the serious loss of . lives in China. Nearer home, especially in Italy, there have been the m order of King Humbert ...

... past. It was ushered in, our contributor D.W.S.” shows in the interesting historical resume which publish to-day, by wars and rumours ol wars. It goes ont with the world quite as much perturbed by the chances of a mighty outbreak immeasurably outrivalling ...

... and early delivery of large steamers fol the trade between Great Britain, the Continent, and Sooth Africa, and between America and Sooth and East Africa. Nearly two thoomnd men employed by Urn Bozlon Lime Farms. Limited, have struck work beeaoße they now ...

... century that is dawn- I ine- May it bring you a nobler life, a happier I home, and a more peaceful Fatherland. Amen. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA, A BRITISH POST RUSHED. BIG GUN CAPTURED. London, Monday.—The following despatch from Lord Kitchener was issued to-day ...