... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. hAf* ne«T«d tb« f«Ua«U( •ffletol dMpatchca baa tk* War 0«ni:- th» ucwrr noHTiKo, 4c. tht OtiMrn.) o( Ommuuicatiou M Ik* fl*er*- tkn at for W*r. cun Tows. Th* (aDovtax cMwltk* ((ported*■— •* J. Holwr, SumsToluUtr KnflaMn, iwryir ...

... lALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. W« tun NMind tb* fallowing deipatckts from the W»r (Mice TUK RBCMT noUTISO, AC. itoth* SecretAiy From Omml ot Coduuhum.^ W State for War. „ Caps Town. Tb* following cnounltlCT 2nd Imperial Light Horse-MO Unco-Corauial DarW ...

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... till midnight Members who have never been to Africa and who know nothing of Impo* rial affairs seem think that they can with profit intervene in the discussion the details of our little known wars East! Africa, and Lord ran borne had spend some lime in ...

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... the war medal. A Woolwich vorrsspondent says that as there large supplies of small arm ammunition and shell stored the Cape, Port Elizabeth, and other placea, the Imperial liveemment have shipping ammunition to South Africa. The medals which are to d ...

... rns south africas ait medal The ra-.-dalt which are to be distributed to the ofCcers, uon-couiun-sHmi ufCecis, ami men at tlie conelubioo ol the war aro beiug got reaiiy. They were struck last y ...

... , SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE& %%AR IN SuUTH AFRICA. MOtteal palm iota supply Eat was edrarrateu Ist a tbe motara al Mr. Bauer. the iainerdiately meet Into tor tee purpeae mult Wm pramaetery Kamera Upom sepplemeetare RACOO,COD Is mom. to 1b,.. Mama, ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. THE SHOOTING OF PR!. BONERS BY THE BOERS. ENIINY IN GREAT wANT. WAR srect.o.l C kI . V. TOWN. I delved 'M.0.., son Out um who, mineudered • at ti. Wank fourthly to laager to retuasug to fight ae the Drooped. Thte nan ii wag •uported front ...

... redwood sending women to where was exactly the opposite ns nxrss armies. booth Africa warn ex os—k—L afannot in the way of iM—lvy and hewn bad been temporarily as—Mad dams war They looked forward, bun—ll. eoand—tly to speedy return to better elate af things ...

... THE WAR OFFICE The do.latee in the Bonne of lord,. and is the Bane of Commons elan. in the course at the fret welt most ameredly steed odeit. war titian to the War Der trimeenta of The Ono. Timm They prow tinted emetic.% that the newt ieelicient War Mee ...

... THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR. The operrtions which Lord Kitchener has been conducting for some weeks past .n two remote comers of the theatre of the war have last, in each case, resulted substantial success for the British arms. This result is all the more ...