... (OFFICIAL DESPATCHES,) nex: aul statement -— The War Oilice Late last night issued tho an- fhe informativn, respecting the shooting of wounded men by Buers tein, has been received by the Secretary ior War from Lord Kitchener W. Ss. B. Imperial Yeo- maury ...

... CASU. LTIES IN SOUT We bare received _ official — from the War Ufiice From the of Communications to the Secre- lary of State fur War :— Towx, ‘The following casualties % Charles Company Imperial Yeomanry, killed, daly 17 Lieutenant Uliver W Scottish Horas ...

... TROOYVS FOR SOUTH AFRICA Sixty volantecrs left Birmingham yesterday, for Warwick, preparatory to their Jeparture fur South Africa, to relieve the Warwickshire Active Company. Crowds cheered the men. Abeavilv laden train left tho Government. siding at ...

... FOR THE TROOPS. The secretary for War bas received a tetezram from Lord Kitchener to the effec: that any comforts which private individuals may desire fer the troops in view of the ap- proaching winter ia South Africa would be mest acceptable, and should ...

... off fourth. tes oo. Race ( Byrne, — 1: dames Dundrum, 2; Kings Une Mile Bicycle Stuart, 10 yds., walked ‘us-of-War (anlimited beat ‘Tug-of- War (110 Shamrock, 2 tugs to Flat Ser eant G. iTS rd ja Cajverait; Curragh Camp (45), (98), 3. Won. after a struggle ...

... ROUBLE IN WEST AFRICA. (RECTER 6 (tea bla). SATURDAY It ts feared that the disaffevtum among the natives has now spread to the Upper itiver, w of which Commissioner wright bas been ordered tu go and find out the real state of affairs. The Government inter: ...

... recruiting in agian) for the Prince of a Light Horse, the War Office wish it to understood that as it & Seuth African local cations enlist he forqwarde! tn Santh ated recruited only constry, appli. Africa, to the otficer commandiag. NEW yy TORS. T. Walsh, of ...

... that the p a war very sleader foundatiun. The t Was not to be measured aw muney or lives, bat in the widemng of estrangement, and 1m the tetardation of cuncitiatim. The wisest policy was tu accelerate the end. new tinued Mer. from the war ty our bume and ...

... | SOUTH AFRICA. ARITAZINGER'S NEW_IN- VASION REPORTED CAPTURE OF A BRITISH POST, * TIMES TELEGRAM, FER PRESS As affairs ip tho eastern part of Oape Colony did not ceew as satisfactory as in the Trans- vaal, J have cume to this ccnire to watch the du- ...

... Leech wo: have tus whjection. very refreshing ty read his untarnished history of the South Atrican and what led Kogland tate war, Thave oo doubt many people would be de. jighted to hear el acted from the tiret, in an open, straig jorward maouer, for the ...

... South Afncan were juined ul ‘esa who bad been by the Monday fur lack of was 110 strong, with in This brings the strength the War. in South Afnes to 650 of all ranks, left at 9. for Southamptoa whero the Militia emoarked on ceeded io Army Medical Corps, ...

... Harding, of the 2nd and CWwil on the Two men of the jeomaary were wounded at burg on Garurday. thas of the civilian groom to war (rom disrase ap- Sone. B. Ory. tn the bist is the of past 0, RW. Wilmer, eutere ab Nevwenatic. Rides, whee ts T. G. PRILUIPS ...