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... REMEMBER SOUTH AFRICA.” ATHING INDICTMENT BY OLIVE SCHREINER Olive Schreiner, the well known South African novelist, has recently addressed the women Cape Colony in a powerful indictment against England’s methods and rule in South Africa. The great literateur ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. KITCHENER’S SCOUTS SEREENDEE EIGHTY MEN PBISONERS-Dfe WET’S BRILLIANT MOVE CROSSES ORANGE RIVER. The War Office early on Saturday morning issued tho following : Lord Kitchener to Secretary State for War. - Pretoria, Friday. Da ...
... Campbell’s Column in Difficulties —Mending Medals Easier than Ending Boer War, London, Thursday.—The foliowini' is the fall text the meogago from Lord Kitchener to the Secretary of State for War Pretoria, March 20, 4.30 p.iE. General P. Botha, brother the Commandant- ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. YESTEBDA T8 AND THIS MORNING'S TELEGRAMS. A British Change of Front Significant Hint About Concessions—l ndir e c t Evidence of Peace Proceedings—Mr. Balfour Speaks of Oommuncations Passing —De Wet’s Demoralized Force —Recovers Quickly—Train ...
... Government did not propose that the Commission inquire into the causes ol our failures during the war should begin its work until the termination the war. It was agreed to meet to-morrow at eleven o’clock. ...
... about the appropriation of various charitable funds for the relief of the dependents of solchers and sailors now engaged in the war. Lord Raglan moved that the House should concur » resolution passed the House of Commons demanding joint committee of both Houses ...
... March 18th, at 7.45 —Irish concert in St. Goiumb’s Hall. Easter Monday evening, April Bth—Concert in Town Hall Olenties. SOUTH AFRICA. TEBTEBDATB AND THIS MORNING'S TELEGRAMS. Lord Kitchener’s Peace Proposals—No News of Acceptance-Colonial Police Captured ...
... send to South Africa. Mr. Kruger, therefore, has received no information with regard to the reported negotiations. The members of the Transvaal Colony in Brussels are convinced, in spite of Dr. Leyd’s statements the contrary, that the war will shortly ...
... refused, and refused, we gather, points of peace as much considerations of policy. Yet the war is still costing ns over million and halt week, and two weeks’ cost of the war might have settled the difference between Kitchener and Botha. [REUTER’S TELEGRAM.] ...
... laughter.) London, Tuesday.—The War Office to-night issued the monthly return of casualties to tbs British force South Africa. Total reduction force through the war is 16,359 officers and men as follows;— De&tbs in Boath Africa MigeiDg and priaonera* Invalids ...
... ranks. The enemy fonght with magnificent courage, ranking desperate aoargee, hot onr troops behaved splendidly- THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. NO NEWS OP WET. STIFF FIGHTING EXPECTED. London, Wednesday. It is officially reported that French has made a farther ...
... conducted by the War Office, and deny to the Secretary for War the right of obtaining expert advice at first hand ? Certain changes might be necessary, but only in details. He complained that Lord Wolseley had not given as much assistance to tbe War Office as ...