... Newca-tle tonight upon pdisy which >bs Lib rale could nnl'e. said there would time to disenss the form gov.mineni in Africa whan the war was ended. Th* should discover cause that would appeal every section ot the Liberal pa-ty. Congestion of basioen in ...

... the Canadian mines, the popu lation of the Dominion would now be more than doable what it is, and long ere now the South Africa war would have been ended by our Colonial troops.” All this can and will be mended, with u new and the opening of a new era ...

... HORSES FOB SOUTH AFRICA. Lord STANLEY, in reply to Sir E. Bmurr, raid total number ol hornet deepetebed to Sooth Afro* since the 31st October, 1899, wsa 146.371. Tbe eountry ol origin ot horses which MCOOpwiied I units to Sooth Africa could not be stated ...

... THE MISTAKES OF THE WAR l.«ord Newton, speaking on Saturday last at meeting of the Conservative Association Lancashire, referred to the unsatisfactory position in South Africa, and said that the mistakes which had been made lay at the door of the dis ...

... the strength in South Africa was sufficient, ignoring the wear and tear of horseflesh and those grim lists of deaths from dysentery that daily pass almost withont notice, so acenstomed have become to regard the war in Sooth Africa as a chronic infliction ...

... SALVATION ABUT WORK AT WAR. Oo evening » tee to re, entitled, M Ten months with the tnope In Booth AJriee, wee given la the Solvation Annj Berraoks, Oar lisle-road, Brigadier Lasts. The large bell was tiled to overflowing, and the lecture, which was ...

... MR FLEETWOOD WILSON. Lon non, WsnnsnAT—Hr. Fleetwood WUoon, Assistant Under Secretary at tbs War Offlee, will take with him to Booth Africa very am >ll sisfl, on the ground that his duties at Lord Kitchener's headquarters will be advisory rather Shan ...

... with his staff from the War Office to Victoria Station be was cheered along the mate, though bo refrained (rum acknowledging tbe oomplimenta. Ha looked active and alert, aod neither bis sojourn in Bomb Africa nor bis efforts tbe War Office have apparently ...

... authoritisa to raise fresh sections of engineer volunteers for service in South Africa, and detailing the conditions of such service. Officers and men now in South Africa may remain, if they so desire. The following are the volunteer engineers corps from ...

... J. Moore, and spoken to the Chariman and some of the members present, secular part of the debate, ** Is the present war in Sonth Africa justifiable On the affirmative were Mr. Hay. Mr. Moore, and Mr. Anderson. The negative was taken by Mr. Forrest, Mr ...

... In Booth Africa ware not adequately act out in the Commissi oners' report (Radical and Irish cheats.) Mr. PATRICK J. POWER, amid the cheers of bis Nationalist friends, denounced lbs war with the Boers, and declared that the British Generals wars adopting ...

... satisfactory was the statement of the Secretary for War in the House Commons yesterday daring the debate on Ur. Lambert's resolution regarding the surrenders which have marked the campaign in Sooth Africa. Ur. Brodrick had much to tell that the country has ...