... DEPARTURE OF YEOMANRY. The of the Intorrial from to towth Africa is war rapidly approachieg new hilt two wither dralte to les., mad them will t,t out on Monday Woleseday. This owning psalm, welt ad 110 men, were despatched by twin to Southampton to embark ...

... COiRBSPOTOINCE. THE MOUTH AFRICA* WAR -18 PEACE POSHIBLK? romre or tm •• dio.t mwm.” Km—l wm ple*Md tm that prupoMU mcvio peaoo •hich m«de «■» time ttffo colan»n« tn * Vettor, yon were kind reoagfa pablUh, were not •hernt from the terms offered Ixwd Kitchener ...

... week every member of Cabinet disappeared, and left tbs Treasury bench to the preposterous guidance of Mr Jems Cofiiags The war Africa will cost not tar short pounds A settlement seems aa far off over. There are problems to settled tbe Far Ert ci Erst magpitede ...

... AFRICA'S MURK During an interview erhi,ilt Mean Meerl. 4 MCI and Saver. the Sochi African delegefte the Hoeft of Omu••••, g••• to a remisewive el the `Duly Never yederday, they were aelsed—lned praparal wed re low lied Mr. atresreit lay bean Orem' ! Dade ...

... I CASUALTIES IN AFRICA. Bovril W. wolfed Sollffoloa .116161 doplolfo. the War Ms .- in &NSW ~TIM hen sho of to Ur fit Moo Yr Wfa. Conley. I ormiks ma wooded .- o=lol. Olonial Dokooo killed, Imes* Unisoofflo t i. f ..a. 1 A. 11 01/ofof Is 111.101 ...

... HARPSHOOTERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The third batUlion of the Sharpsheeters, forming the 23rd Battalion of the Imperial Yeomanry, sailed in the steamebjp Salamis from Woolwiuh Thursday afternoon for South Africa amid scene of great enthusiasm. ORANGE COLONY ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA W. h»TO rareifed Um MUwlif oOefaU dofMckM from tb* Wur Office THE ÜBCKNT FIOHTINO, From the General of Communication* to the Secretary of Stale for War Can Town. The following casualties ate reported Second Lieutenant J. P. ...

... Lin AFRICA. Tin; Ti!AVSVAAi,. .'.OVEMIATS (>|- m; WET. IM.UTdN. ...

... THE BOOKS About year ago (saya Truth) the librarian af public library in the provinces offered to the War Office for the use soldiers in South Africa some hundreds of old hooka,ckkffy works of fiction, which bad basn withdrawn from nse ia the library. ...

... who that the Government have avoiie-i th© war South Africa recogniae# that conviction need not now affect his posit.cu, and that it is the duty all publx men support the Ootwmment in it* endesvcor to bring the war a.s soon a* possible tn a conclusion. voice ...

... the propoaed new covering. The latter waa khaki-coloured alouch hat, with wide hria, attar the style of those naod in South Africa. Tbs puggaree, however, was replaced by wide, dark blue band, and the brim of the hat Was eatigbt up fay etude at three points ...

... ftECOCMTIM #F SERVICES IN SeUTil AFRICA. An interesting event has just taken place at Newport, Co. Tipperary, wnen two gentlemen btlooging to the neighbourhood, who have recently returned from the war in South Africa, were presented their friends with ...