... ENGLAND'S GREAT TASK. THE DEFENCE 0 LADYSMITH. rPUS _ Landon, Friday Night. expected South African war de- publication of which was pro mised by Mr. Brodrick, for War, fasued in the London “Gazette” to-night. They in the recent brief session of Parliament, were ...

... recruiting ney in London for the new J detach- ments for South Africa will be in eharge of Major Sir Simeon Stuart, y As sistant Adjutant-General for the I from Yeomanry, who has recently the seat of war. In the Course of the day considerable grow bled in front ...

... hesitation in pour- ing capital into Russia. Just now the Teats Government is more in need than ever of ready money. The war in South Africa, by disturbing credit in general, and diminishing the output of gold, has hac ‘a disastrous effect upen the artifcially ...

... good old means are small, and she has position as clerk in the offices of the Austrian EI BOOK TO SE PUBLISHED AT END OF THE WAR om Pau! is busy (says “ London Express” writing book in the seclusion of his Hilversum apartments. If my information be correct ...

... Every | popular opinion pro- Boer speech, everything that was cal-| enlated to prolong the war by encouraging. the Boers to further resistance, immedi- South Africa. People ately found its way to a home have, of course, every right to say what they please ...

... irom Lord berts, written a few days after his depar- ‘Africa :—* 1 mast take ture from of conveying to you and to all those under you the most grateful thanks of myself, as Commander-in-Chief in Africa, for the ready and abie 2sistance you ready to give ...

... gence that our trade in South Afrua new more than from the de- peession which afflicted it since the of che war, that the value of the to Africa for October far and exceeded those for while the exports for the first nine months af the year show an increase ...

... by the Emperor Tear Nicholas to his representative, and President his forthcoming visit to the the question of the war in South Africa and the possibility of pean on behalf of the Boers. A representative of the “ writ- gives an account of an interview ...

... political issues before the nation. Take the war in South We are un- Africa, the paramount issue. doubtedly getting on very much too slowly@ in South Africa. But what does Lord Rosebery suggest? panacea for South Africa trouble seems to be to repeat all our ...

... is E OPERATIONS IN AMERICAN CRITICISN SOUTH AFRICA. HUMANITY (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) WASHINGTON, Friday. Slocum’s report on his observations while United States Military Attache with the British im South Africa is made in four papers, the of which closes ...

... harm, cot even to the political Mr Stead. During the few months of ance in Africa an interesting question from time to time as to the which the enemy have secured ammunition. The war hes now gress for nearly two years. @n enormous amount of expended on both ...

... those who bad been in Africa would him out, that on no had the King’s greater valour, with cheerfulness (cheers) His lord- really if were ever more severely tried than they been continuously the last two years (hear, hear). in Africa heard a man to him. ...