... SOUTII AFRICA. WORK OF THE COLUMNS. DWPATCH.) War last evening pehlished the 'ollowing despatch ham I.d PRKTORIA, eireo.. 7 r.m. .• an the 220 d October Colonel Beason s lasger new Trieltsesidostein. rmounns 37 pewee,. Continoiog to operate anodel Hethel ...

... -- SOUTH AFRICA. IBITLINGEWS FRESH INVASION. BOERS SURPRISED. BARKLY EAST SAVED. irsr. WAS OPICIAL.) Asp TS ARMS 'Cart COLONY), N 9 clock •on evening of the sth, •eobrll't voltam., °omitting of the 9th ymer. the t'lpe Mounted wnb , g te., marched Roialnek ...

... Hudson's Soap War Balloons. A novel way of seeing the floppy Borneo' of Great Britain and Ireland. now adopted by the proprietor of Hudion's Soap. Hudson's War Balloons are travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They are facsimiles of those ...

... Hudson's Soap War Balloons. A novel way of seeing the Happy Homes of Great Britain and Ireland. now adopted by the proprietor of Iludson'a Soap. Hudson's War Balloons travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They are facsimiles of those used by ...

... - MISR TIM, FRIDAY, JUNE It 10014 SOUTH AFRICA. UNIVERSITY EDUCATION I LIBERALS AND THE WAR. I PARLIAMENT IN IN IRELAND. SESSION. THE CA PE RAID. STATEMENT BY ASQUITH. CLEAVAGE IN THE PARTY. Speaking bat at • dieser in lads, Mr. Mishit, M.P., to the damsons ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. MORE CAPTURES. PROGRESS OF THE OPERATIONS. (OYFICIAL DRSPATCH.; The toll:mai despatch has bars naive& from Kitebeast PRF.TORIA, Aram 5, 3,-. 'the. 21k6 Jaly, the camas report 411 Rowe killed, 19 prisms, 67 peinposn, 146 miles, 01 entre lab ...

... PROM TOMArB LONDON PAPERS. SOIYI'H AFRICA. ENFORCING THE PROCLAMATION. frame 00a11101PONDIMT.1 Btoterowme. SO•DAn (km. 27. The t the attachment of the flask of Arne burgher. of the State, who had not eurrendered prem.. to September /5. and propertme thembv ...

... OP MISS IBA JOHN IN H EST AFRICA. It With Irte‘t We to 1100.11110, Jobo. *kirk place St r • I. Mk Apra, at wpm at to Lb; Coat about ant math. it • a war, ad triton er at the t her drat h ea lii rapated C.tor oa. by Taupe. ad .it • an. awl hay halm, ad ...

... Mr. Wharton, who appowed on behalf of the War °thee, mid Freeman wm • • attire of Africa, who had fought during the war. nod granted on passage to England as an localid. When about to return to Smith Africa be was ▪ P•mitge to the Cape, but owing to ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. BRUCE HAMILTON'S OPERATIONS DESPATCH FROM KITCHENER Tim fall 611.10 M Die Beete/my of War, ilated Dedimint 9 .0., mai mooed loan mild. Farther el limierel Brum Hamilton's oo 10 that trbera •e! K. fitim• mile. to the met ..1 }tribe!, ah 9th ...

... (Cheers.) He did not believe that in the !Armory of world • war of this had been carried out with • hunanuity at all approaching that. ICbeere.) He did not believe, for es• ample, that the American • war ' term. men et the Immo country the eame in the elmeet ...

... feel that of confidence which is absolutely oeceseary for *twice i• time of war. To weaken the of these who the handling et oar ship is to render them or If oar lighter ships of war roe only be by meow km of speed this It any other must be faced. Me.,.- the ...