... King- dom at the Moment has a certain deur of about its backward ward prospects. It ths anges of one, dencits; of one war in South Africa, the end month it will have cost Bear’ £90,000,000, of which to that time not mach more than £25,000. have been defrayed ...

... Telative to the recall of Sir Henry Col- vile from his command in South Africa w-s iesued last night as a Parliamentary peper. The three documents printed Lord Roberts’ despatch to the War Office, General Colvile’s memorandum giving en account of his connection ...

... says :— A “Washington to the “ Herald” says:—The Uni a has though Britain ined tet tien by Great with which she is at war in South Africa. the two Republic 1p Per Pare) PEC” ROBABLE BOER MR KRUGER’S ASPIRATIONS—A “SOLEMN GUARANTEE ” DEMANDED “Times” telegram ...

... rifles, ammos war in the hands of the munitions of\ @ ia Government depots or elsewhere, his Ms. jesty’s Government is Prepared to adops the ig measures :— AMNESTY. “His Maj will at once am pesty in the Colony for all bona Side acts of war com ...

... Wabesh Pref Deb Ora Bs AND Allsopp and Co Stk ‘s Bay Ord 4s 6d a prem. Seen Assos Gold W A. 2% Lin&@GlobeFin'ce is 98 Brit 8 Africa Co.. o Mysore C $4 Det Nundydroog a it - oo Horse o Boulders New 238 Oroya .. Afn G’a Trost Johannesburg Inv ae sa ea SOCIAL ...

... Spain, and Portugal, is the eldest son of Lord and Laly Tweed- tenant in the Rew«! Horee Guards. war mouth. Mr. nks, who is a Liew rerving im South Africa. Viscount , who ts attached to ‘s mission to Austria-Hungary, Row a, and Turkey, is the eldest om ...

... and Third Turkish Fours 4 up; Chinese Silver, Pref., Debenture § down; Deo Beer Boulder up; Modder, Rand Mine 4, Goldfields war.- Deferred, hoe 1-16 Call loans, 3 to 3 fix 3 three months’ 15-16; Bom- holiday ; gold premium, 128.20. markets ere ly quiet ...

... this the grave. world, Harris Hearn is a leather dresser, who re- to tork, and posed as a Colenso hero who had lest ome leg in war. A wound in his fore- head he attributed to the delicete attention of a Mauser bullet, and a mark on his wrist to « sword which ...

... fattening quails for market, and his re- But search has led to s highly discovery. African War wes at last in sight. It appears that quails are exceedingly South Africa is remarkable for its surpris*s their habits, and always feed and its disappointments, ...

... AND WONDERFUL” OPERATION. AMUSING YARN FROM AFRICA, Cur contemporary, the “New York Herald,” reports (says the “ Medical Press’) the follow- ing successiul and wonderful which took place during the present war in South The story is a distinct advance on ...

... of one eent per ta. the same year the war bills of the Uni ted States ard Great Britain im the Philippines and Seuth Africa were not less certainby than 500,000,000 The ratio of or neariy 4 per capita. peace to war expenditures et the opening of the twentieth ...

... seesipte at 52,750,000 dollars, and the ,000 dollars, @ surplus of Kissa, THE AFRICAN WAR. FURTHER CAPTURES BY FRENCH. LARGE HAUL OF ARMS AND STOCK. DE WET’S POSITION. ‘The War Office this morning issued the from Lord Kitchener :— PRETORIA, March 14, 8 p.m ...