... to-day for the souls of those who have fallen in the South Africa war. Bishop Brindle, D. 5.0., was the celebrant, Father Grosch was deacon, and Father Timothy O’Brien was sub-deacon. The War-office headquarters staff was represented by’ General Kelly-Kenny ...

... Hone Guards’ Parade, on Saturday, the 2nd London Volunteer Rifles, Earl Roberts presented twenty-five men who had fervid Africa with war medals, ...

... General Baden-Powell has arrived here, cn route for England. The cf his health necessitates the voyage will return South Africa. Ti.« War Office ‘rated cn inquiry ye-tcrdar t-r.t they knew nothing of the homecf Baden-Powe'.L has E'! cotainod leave of absence ...

... written few days after bis departure from South Africa .—-“ I must take this opportunity conveying to you, and to all those under you, the most grateful thanks my.-rlf, the * Command-r-fn-Chief in South Africa, for the ready and able assistance you have always ...

... hum. He embarked on the .teamer Thlllipville. I' ERSO X A I. •.! the most recent rrcm:.ti-,r.s cabled out to r.'r,vh Africa from the War Office is that of Major J. Ewart Martin. of the Army Medimil Deoartmert, en officer who hes been at the front some 19 ...

... Major A. Plunkett. 2nd Battalion Control Africa Kepi men I. The King subsequently presented the Jul- for the same expeditions the officers, nor. eoinjiiissio.icd officers, and men of the 2nd Battalion Central Africa Regiment, now in Km iard; and the medal ...

... that the war was being waged by bi Majesty's Government against the wishes of the people ; they depart with the certain conviction that the war is a people's war. Mr. Merriman said before departing that the policy of the war will ruin South ...

... alleged want of Doer sad elaidean br the &Are. It :a ti. nem N0..aati0 Go cur:. W en.. TOTAL BRITIA .CASUALTIES IN AFRICA. the War Wire la.* aught d. tab. lie Brae,' terra; is lonia Al • Ilia of Joao. sad Sr Om el Ilt• our. Doris( Joao 15 151 wort ...

... in the price of salt. MIKING IN NATAL THE EFFECT OF THE WAR. The report of the Natal Commissioner of Mines for 1000, which is just issued, like other departmental reports from South Africa, has war references nearly every page. Till March of all the Natal ...

... THE GOLDMINES AND THE WAR. STATEMENT BY LORD HARRIS. Lord Harris presided yesterday over the annual meeting of the Consolidated Goldfields of South Africa. Referring the war. he said they met under more favourable circumstances than a year ago. a process ...

... that the woman *** wife a man now serviiur at the front. *•« husband was formerly a carter i» but had been in South Africa • ll ' , war had commenced, and his wife hod neeu » receipt of the usual allowance Otbcc, and also from the local - . *L woman's ...

... three years. In 1895 Sir M. Hicks-Beach levied Bd., and this was continued five years, while last year, through the South Africa war, it was nude is. in the L. MISCELLANEOUS. J. F. (Matto Heath). -Yes. TRUE BLUE. -The gross personalty was sworn at £202 ...