... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BOERS ACTIVE—SEVERE BRITISH CASUALTIES TRAINS FIRED UPON AND WRECKED - MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL BLOOD. London, Friday. A Daily Mail Loarenoo Mar.iucz cablegram says —The districts along tbe Dolagoa line havo been much disturbed during ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BRITISH UNSAFE BETWEEN PRETORIA AND MAFEKINO. BURGHERS THREATENING JOHANNESBURG. ...

... t had been justified. greater work remained for him on his return to South Africa. Although they might have had disappointments be was sanguine the smouldering embers the war would then be extinguished, snd Lord Milner would be able to undertake the task ...

... THE COST OF WAR. Parliamentary papers just issued give a return of the estimated cost of the wsrs in South Africa and China, showing how the expenditure is be met. The total is put at £153,317,000, made up as follows, and including estimates for 1901-1902 ...

... PRIESTS ON THE WAR. A Derryman in South Africa sent a copy of the Cape Argus,” which contains the following letter, stated have been addressed to the Freeman’s Journal”: Sim—We, the undersigned, being majority of the Catholic priests of the western districts ...

... tbonld the qualilaatlon, not the propertp. Beterrlng la. war. Sir Edward acid had gone back In Booth Africa, and it waa lima tba war brought cad. It wac not voting tor Oonaerralive that the war would terminated. Tba large mijoritp the Oovanmenl bad had ...

... Capetown citizen draws gloomy picture of the present state South Africa. Referring to the commercial stagnation resulting from the war, he says—v Every place has its idle people waiting for the war to close. Some day there will be good field here, but for the ...

... give return of the estimated oast of the wars in South Africa and China, showing bow the expenditure is to be met. The total is put at £153,317,000, mode up follows and including estimates for 1901-2 South Africa supply grants, £142,807,000 ; China supply ...

... year. Sir Walter Foster, M.P., intends to interrogate the War Secretary in the House of Commons on Thursday with reference the extent to which hospital beds are provided for the forces in South Africa. The Press Association states that the Bill introduced ...

... ON THE WAR. On Monday night moating of about 1,500 people was held in the Mneio Hall, Edinburgh, when Mr. T. H. Schreiner and the Hon. A. Wilmot apoke on the South African queation. Mr. Schreiner said the Britieh ware not responaible for the war, nor was ...

... the Conservative party, which was much more advanced towards Liberalism than was thirty years ago. With regard the war in South Africa, had negotiations from home been conducted with judgment and patience it might have been avoided. The Boers thought ...

... the Government official* and some of the High Commistionet'i personal Meeds, arrived at the quay from Waterloo. Amongst them wars—Lord Monk Bratton end Sit F. Gasmanney, representing the Colonial Office ; Lord Grey, Sir Edward Grey, P.. Sir Lewis M'lvor ...