... wife in nce of witnesses. He served in the rs, and as a Reservist joined the London police. On the outbreak of the war he was sent to Africa, where he was wounded, and it was then ascertained tha: he hed merried 2 woman named MDowell. Prisoner pleaded that ...

... was the war has shown. The first shock was felt when the | e Gvening Mail| ESTABLISHED 1823. body of the public realised that the slow, antiquated methods of the War Office had IN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15, 1901. our army in the early stages of the war It was ...

... IN SOUTH Mr. BRODRICK informed Sir Walter Foster thet from the begianing of the war to Sist Dec. last there had been 1,901 eases of typhoid emong soldiers in South Africa and 4,233 deaths. 10,975 the same canee. and men had been invalided Mr. ARNO anstreri ...

... to me the sum of the Association in of the Irish and a sum of 82 Ibe 5d was credited to the ers on outbreak of the war in Bouth Africa the gum of over £3,500 the churches a nearly £1,200 was derived from the by the Royal Irish Con. 13s subscribed by the ...

... walry brigade in th Africa, repotation has been added to by the distinguished manner in which he subsequently exercised fontein to Pretoria. his command during the advance from Bloem- The Relief of Mafeking length the and in of a “No war seems longed defence ...

... KITCHENER AND 44 WOOD. It wes stated in this column (writes the “ Freeman's 28th thst the eupercession of Lord Journal”) on J Africa was imminent. Last night the Ex- out the statement that Sir Evelyn ‘ood was to be nent to take Later in the evening a fur- ...

... LORD ROBERTS’ DESPATCHES. The publication of spatches dealing with the progress of the war during the time, or part of the time, that he wes in command in oath Africa, is a tardy recognition of the right of the public to receive an official account of the ...

... PLUMER DEFEATS DE BU DISPERSED— OFFICIAL DESPATCH. ‘The War Office issued the following de- at WU celock :— Kitchener to Secretary of for ‘War. MIDDELBURG, that Colonel Owen, With detachments of the King’ Dragon Guards, Imperial and Imperial end Pom-pom ...

... must be enormous. A native cam THE WAR NEWS. @ half grain pocket for lew than « le The cocaine habit is quickly formed, The !:test news from the seat of and once the victim beoumes addicted to it his tions in South Africa is eminently is He becomes in s ...

... Se street, to Sarah Seow ‘ Jane Knowles, who is still and rendes in Middle front in Soath Africa, during the time that the accused was at the turned from the war, and, made the girl named 20 years of tast.. in Bt. married on the 3rd of the first wife of ...

... All the infantry at t in South Africa are mounted i: now. We saw a regiment mounted going out with them to-day. Now, dear father and true, and affectionaie son, mother, I must conclude—Your loving, DURATION OF TUE WAR—A PROPHECY We have received, th ...

... Rotunds—Lecture by Sir William Dublia Nesting. si see to Chhote Nagpur—An- FARM BURNING AND BRITISH with the war Two questions in South Africa occupied the attention of the House of Commons yesterday. They Were not pleasant questions; they were questions ...