... 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 MEDALS The medals which are to be distributed to the officers, non-commissioned officers, and men at the conclusion of the war are being got ready. They were struck last year with the idea that the campaign would have been brought to close before ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. BOTHA’S BROTHER KILLED. ORANGE COLONY BOERS SCATTERED. The following deepatoh from Lord Kitchener wan puhliahed by the War Office Thnreday;— Pretoria, 20th March, 4.30 m —General P. Both*, brother of the Commandant General, wae killed on ...

... 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- ...

... such refugee families bask to South Africa at the conclusion of the war at this aountry's expense. Mr. CHAMBEBLAIN-I could not give any pledge on behalf of his Majesty's Government, hot 1 shall be prepared when the war over to eonslder any individual case ...

... WHO CHOSE LADYSMITH Hr. LAMBBRT asked the Secretary of State te War if eoold stats the neme of the officer in Booth Africa who ordered military a torn to ooaosotrated at Ladysmith ; whether ha wav acting on ioßiruetiona from home or on bis own responsibility; ...

... 1901 South Africa by settling tbe land those boms and soloolal troopers who desired make their boms in Afrlsa. Sir WILLIAH BABOOUBT said tba real laet was tba Government had gigantic plan for anal leg British faggot votes in South Africa. (Laughter.) ...

... be made from the Boer General as to the terms which his Government consider essential to bring about the termination of the war, and whether be would produes and lay upon the table of the House copy of the letter from Commandant Botha referred to by Lord ...

... the voinnteen belonging to the Battalion South Wales Borderers will bn able to return from Son h Africa, but he trusts that it may not be long before the war bee been brought to a satisfactory conclusion, and all those who have worked wsll daring the campaign ...

... to make Aomewbit new depulore in granting penaions ital which had been adopted previous to the Booth African war. Since the war in Booth Africa there had been no alteration in the rale of pension, hot had decided in nearly every ease to once grant the ...

... deserved their victory. THE WAR OFFICE AND THE WAR. (From the World.”) Readers the. debates in the Lords will feel surprise at- the fact that matters have not tnmed out in South Africa more unfortunately than they did. The War Office seems daring the last ...

... the only son of the fourth Lord Arran by his marriage with daughter of Bir William Napier, the historian of the Peninsular War. In early life Lord Arran was in the Diplomatic Service, and when tweutv-six ears of age he married a daughter of the late Lord ...