... THUS LOKDONDEBBY SENTINEL. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26. 1901. WEST COAST OF AFRICA. THE WAR. ANOTBXB TRIBAL OUTBREAK (astrrss'c tsuouh ) THE PURSUIT OF BUYS' COMMANDO. trtauL.) Bomra, HomiT.—Tbs Area, against whom expedition wu rsosotly ssnt, hare again ...

... himself on arrival ia Heath Africa ; that the object of his journey to South Africa is bonehfide, and has not been deported or sent out the country as indigent Subjects of foreign Powers who may wish to proceed to South Africa bom ports ia the United Kingdom ...

... the Canadian mines, the popu lation of the Dominion would now be more than doable what it is, and long ere now the South Africa war would have been ended by our Colonial troops.” All this can and will be mended, with u new and the opening of a new era ...

... sent of war is not the whitewashing document that its best defenders expected. The report, whilst moderately worded, is wholesale condemnation both of the system and of the way in which it was worked in South Africa. The War Office anthorities war* aa ahort ...

... put off from time to time with the promises contained in ths enclosed War Offioe memorandum. Though has been granted an indulgence passage, haring employment to to in South Africa, he is unable to go through not haring ths money. He has already lost the ...

... continue be done as long as the war continues. None of us is perfect, and there may have been some shortcomings, but I trust that when the war shall have been completed it will allowed that Lord Kitchener in South Africa and the War Office at home have done ...

... m. menl. If the War Office were Foreign affairs upon the advise given by him when unprepared and at a disadvantage at the outbreak ol Oommandet in-Chiol army in regard to the the war the noble marquis knew it was not war in Booth Africa. regretted that ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. EIGHTY OP TAKEN. FORCE MAJOR FISHER KILLED. JonANNESBcao. November 22.—0 n the a Strang fores Boon was reported in the direction ViUietsdorp, and Major Fisher, commanding patrol of 100 Railway Pioneers, proceeded reeonnmtre. A heavy fire ...

... the alarming rate of mortality in South Africa. The motion was supported by all the Irish members present and some thirty or forty Liberal members. * Mr. LLOYD GEORGE, after the answer of the Secretary for War, did not think any apology was needed for ...

... DRAFTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Official orders have been issued for drafts of W, X. and V Batteries Royal Horse Artillery and of the 23d, Brigade Divisions Royal Field Artillery to be prepared for embarkation to Sonth Africa. The drafts selected will assemble ...

... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The 7th King’s Own Iran Aldershot will titlark at Southampton on the 30th Inst, tor aha Capa under nant-Colonel the How. B. L. Cawley. Brevet - Major B. 0. Bio ike, D. 8.0., brother o( Sir A. D. Brooke. Bart., Oolebrook, will ...

... COURTMARTIALLED SOUTH AFRICA. Lomuon, WanwefniT.—With regard to the recent remissions of sentences passed on men tried by eoartmartial in Bomb Africa who have since bean sent home to undergo their term ot imprisonment, it is noticed that the Commanda ...