... of 4 the Mr KA. Atkins, on of before Os to! SOUTH AFRICAN WAR MED. The War Office on Saturday night mice to officers. bon commissioned off men who have served an any corps raised in b Africa war, and who do nt inte tarn to South Afnea, directing them ther ...

... more suitable to postpone all publ ght In- tainments until effairs in Sowth Africa settled and we can see the end of viting which is stil] being carried on in that Africa, war resulting in daily !o: nt has to our soldiers and fresh bereaves their famihes ...

... wife, | * gr — «yee in Bouth Africa. War Office, ‘The undermentioned officers to b of the — om an 3ed Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant C ‘Red « ~~ a —_ Leinster R HE | bleod. 3ed Battalion ffom Sed R Steward, | URsT. | Ne ton, from 6th Battalion the Royal Warwitk- ...

... Te- olumn (PRES TELEGRAM Praser- London, Tue He| The War Office to-night issued en he lowing :—It having been decided amg, he} drafts to the Imperial Yeomanry wi eerving in South Africa, the Sere War has authorised the enlistm 5,000 Imperial Yeomanry. ...

... cellor of the Exchequer stated, in rep B. ode up than to Pease, that the total estimated expen orm the year, the cost of the war Africa, amounted to ENT. four stated that to-day, after moving condolence to the King, he would resolution for business, | he had ...

... jon, T. A. Henaser. speaking ot 2 last night wu; ey he fol- could unite, it would be time t the form of Government in Africa Hunt war They should discove 1, Feb- that would to every section Liberal varty. The congestion of be the House of Commons was fatal ...

... Yeom AFRICA N DELEGATES WAR. ee Messrs ‘oan and Saver, tl African dele , a la ference in Northampton Town E terday Mr. Channing, 1 sided. attributed the war to the v Mr. Chamberlain and the financiers He read « letter Labouchere describing the war as of ...

... the sale owing to the all sympathised in That Bociets ool by Readers wherever do m. They had sent out twelve pot say Africa durmg the war. He had he he first stones from the front of men & om rach wonderful heip and bles | om _al- the agency of the Sciety ...

... York reports (says the ° Medical Press”) tt ing successfal and wonderfal operatic ging to took place during the present war | Africa. The story ix a distinct ad fr. anything toll by Rougemcnt, Munch: ill take Pinto, and poor Marco Pelo is nowhe half rich ...

... for the most | 0 aman et ta off eats init iio. at Bri. ‘i that its telegraphic address «Have you had many tel wot iD Africa «ince the war began i fi Dae dt ec has quite haifee's LEASEHOLD FOR oo Mesere Bennett end Sen, ane 08 ken by ann at, and valuers ...

... where remain in South Africa after the war © spun. mand of the large mounted force aon, if will be necessary to maintain ip Sow for some time after hav iflerent Gee ral French went out to South Af yng the Sir George White before the war co nd side and with ...

... By West Clare Dab Unied bert “en 4s = Dab United Pref ba Provincial Ord 1AND AND MOSINe. Fields of 8. Africa Ord ati] - Consolidated Gold- of 8 Africa Pref — PNEUMATIO TYRE # ANDOYCLE | g _ ANe ars + OW | Times, Spc far g, pat | « Exceptional aa ate Sp ...