... 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 ...

... South Africa be woul and M‘Donnell were allowed out on thet let him off with a sovere father’s bail of £5 to come up for when THE LINDLEY FIGHT umber of the “ Irish Field” om tains the sixth chapter of the tive, entitled “With the Irish Hunt Africa.” ne ...

... prisoners of was, GEN. IAN HAMILTON APPOINTED CHIEF OF LORI STAFF The War Office last night issued the fol: Sir Ian Hamilton, Mili- tn toe dation Chief of the Staff to the Comman- return to the War Office on the completion of his duty He will be accompanied by ...

... 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. ...

... bourhood of and in that Uxionist Sui he SOUTH WAR MEDALS. The War Office on Saturday night issued a notice to officers, 5 and men who have’ served im apy of the present war, and who do not intend to re- turn to Africa, directing them to report ther addresses ...

... BOER RAIBE RPRISED BY CONSTABULARY. CAPTURE OF STOCK (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL) , Monday A patrol of the South — Constabu- lary on the 10th inst. of Boers who were of police got within 50 DUTCH SEEK THE HAGUE, Monday. The Minister for Foreign Affairs ...

... would seem, this, as in some right of local little more than name. has been wpon Ireland, as yet, in The War. continuance of the calimitous im Africa, the Collect for the Living and the Dead is to be said at Mass each day, as already peace and tims of the ...

... AT 7,45 RuTUNDA (Rounp koom). Yor A Short Season Only. s¥ end the Season et 3. BYENING ot 7.%. JOSEPH The story of the BORE WAR NEW MYRIORAMA. trom the cummence ‘Surrender o: Bioemontem. ot Colenso, Desth of Tau! do MY! of Up-to-Date the best that science ...

... against the corrupt and de- An interesting comperison between *! British and the Boer losses in Africa is sfforded in another The issued lest night by the War Office indicates that during the of October our ‘a depleted to the extent and four thousand officers ...

... Gouth Africa’ They sid to have- kissed the volume en his death- did not, so far as one can seo, intend to. bed. The book sold on Fridsy is interleaved the extreme Boor cause; to shout , with manuscript copies of the for a cessation of the war on any ...

... AUTOMATIC SOLDIER 1881 to 1886 doing in war, as bitter ‘WA, Bot a mere matter the Jonel on ef Co, of 3 Mazim or of leading secceanion to Rains- of soldiers in of rock. to moresolid wail to be trained so that in time of war be has cince 1897 in command of more ...

... with the sensational tions against Boers, was interviewed Léeutenant went vat with the Glamorgan Yeomanry, been in South Africa, having held an position in the He was wounded in fhe ong and was in- of the fight, but said that Lieutenant Hern gave nothing ...