... apparently run the though age and deafness him from serving under Sir Another War Office “explanation” on that point would be by no means amiss. The Dilemma in South Africa. The “Westminster Gazette” writes :— Yet now, as at any time since the occu- pation ...

... continuance of the war. and all bis letters from South Africa en this same string. We have the letters from South fem th ch in the roe thing th in the letters we war comments on the Speeches at home are not prominent. for the prolonga- of the war are of more ...

... suitable arrangement by which the public can provide solders the front with zr than sleeboic liquors, it has Secretary of for War and the principal of the face sixpence each shall be om sale at the offices of the principal and and after July 1. These tickets ...

... come home after the war. The 2nd Regiment, now at Ombow, spoken of as likely to be sent to South in which the from the it wes or dered on active service in up the roster Battalion Royal will be the battalion of the regiment to be Africa, as brought howe ...

... degree of interest. no delusions as position of affairs in Africa, and if he asks the British to join he has this fore ngs lese disastrous in the end just now than an from the fact that the war @ very real and a very feature of our Empire's life, although ...

... is far iF DE WET CAME TO ENGLAND As as the iime of the war of the T “The £tar” endeavoured to brin: facts of Sir R. campaign ig the cally to the home country imposing the march rottes in South Africa on the map of England—the river Tugela repr by the for ...

... had the other day the suggestion of Mr. George Wyndham that it might not be a bad thing at all to rope off a part of South Africa for purely industrial and commercial Our. readers (says the “Sun ”) will remember that we made a similar suggestion some months ...

... faction and by the War We make this confident assertion: From the time of his return the War Office hed a part in the campaign of slander which has not to an end. Some of the de- even now come to sacrifice mands on the War Office War Office to the instigated ...

... glass novelty has been érected to thé me mory of Captain Arnold Percy Smith, who went out with the Imperial Yeomanry to South Africa, where he succumbed to en- terie after serving with his company as fa~ as Heilbron. Captain Smith was the y oun: + son of ...

... African war-are sheer (says 3 Berlin or, any rate, the main, object ot her band to him. Emperor is to present ber hus- It is a curious coincidence the news that Maj: home should have cal 5 years to a day from tht immediately for duty in South Africa, Dr. ...

... eee nevt few days. expected to take place im bs by the Court here COST OF THE WAR. The War Office night issued the list of casualties to the British Foree im South. Africa, as follows :— Killed Wounded (of whom 2 off- end men suc cambed to we Invalided ...

... Rotunda on Saturday night. The entertainment is of o very varied views of the and an up-to- of ts onl, date story of the Boer War. The war pictures caused @ good deal of excite- ment on Saturday audience cheering and hissing when certain of the more prominent ...