... that of the Boer prisoners of war there on parole have expressed their willingness to take the oath of allegiance and enlist in the British Army for service outside South Africa- THE WAR OFFICE AND LORD KITCHENER. The War Office on the 90th ult published ...

... O’CONNELL’S GRANDSON. A grandson of Daniel O’Connell has lost his life in South Africa. Before the war began went out to Johannesburg a clerk in the Consolidated Investment Company. When hostilities began be volunteered local trooper, and served one of ...

... PERMITS FOB BOOTH AFRICA. The War Office hare leaned the following notice: In oonaeqneooe of the eatabllahment martial law all South Afrigan porta, it haa been dedded, with the condurfenoe of the Oorernmonte the Cue Colony and Natal, that and after January ...

... commissions was brought in by the Lord Chancsllor and read a first lima, lord Lovat, freshly returned from South Africa, criticised the War Office maps, the organisation of the remount denurtment. and the transfersooe of ofleers. wuaaenied lord Bagfam ...

... and munitions of war. No great pitched battle has anywhere been won—and, indeed, it fa doubtful whether an engagement large scale will again fought bnt the ooustant discomfiture of scattered commandoes in all parts of the theatre of war fa having palpable ...

... those of Adye, Boas, leiorn to tbs front to take open important tbs field, and immediately arranged sail to South Africa. >_ nßdaratoed that 'War OCos as’^opo^-Adjutant- W. WiUeem.BoofrGuards, and Lieutenant'Colonel Sir Hoary Bawlioaon, Coldstream Guards, ...

... in relation to South Africa and the war that we we supposed to be so hopelessly divided. I believe that is greatly exaggerated. The subject of first importance at present is not the origin of the war nor the past condunt of the war—it is the present a ...

... business. SOUTH AFRICA. TWO YEARS’ WAR. IN MEN KB ELEVEN THOUSAND A YEAR. are now entering on the third year of the Booth African campaign. Mr. Krugor ueued, on October 9,1899, the ultinmtum which led the commencement hostilitiee in South Africa, have paid ...

... of war medals continues to go on various centres all over the country; and the should be specially noted from the War Office that officers, noncommissioned officers, and men who have served in auy of the corps raised in South Africa during the war, and ...

... live together in the complete nnity ire desire, until w* make them live together on the veldt. Our first need in South Africa after the war will be prosperous agricultural population, and prosperous agricultural population not of on# blood alone. To satisfy ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. peace agent flogged and shot bt WET. The War Ofllc* Um foDowiii* from Lord Kilohwsr; , . Peweeie, JenneiylS, Ms»m. Jennerr 12.—Three egente of PMee CommitUe taken uriMoen to De Wrt'» laeger near LinHlry oa tJae Britieh lubject flogged aad ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. TWO BRITISH GUNS AND A COMPANY Lord Kitchener, in telegram of September 19. stated that two gaoa of the “U” Battery, Royal Bone Artillery, had left the Water work* under an escort of company of Mounted Infantry, were enrronnded by superior ...