... enemy false or, rather, underhand practice, from the highest British military authorities which have in South Africa. war has bean prolonged Africa. Who blame ? Oa'bs neutrality were broken. Who is blame ? Ask any one, and they will tell you that it was caused ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. FIGHTING AT NARDBGAS AND ORANGE PAN. Kenhardt, Wednesday. Seven loyal farmers and three sheep inspectors have arrived here from Eakamas, where they had been imprisoned by the rebels.” In interview they stated that the fight at ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ANOTHER SURPRISE BRITISH TP.OOP3 CAPTURED—THE WAR SECRECY—BOER ATTACK ON WILLOW MO RE. Capetown, Monday.— Commandant Poncho and a force of 700 Boers have captured a troop of irregulars, bat subsequently roloase them after taking ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. LA, KEY’S GREAT SUCCESSENGLISH LOSE 174 KILLED AND WOUNDED—HUMILIATING DESPATCH FROM KITCHENERGENERAL BOTHA INTERVIEWED. Loudon, Friday.—A War Office telegram announces that La Rey attacked Dixon’s forces Ylakfontein on Wednesday. They were ...

... They had deal with this great war, into which, according to his belief, they had been forced. If they did not show themselves equal to wielding the force which they professed to hold the result would be, not only in South Africa, but elsewhere, that their ...

... WAR OFFICE KNOWS NOTHING. Loudon, Monday Night.—ln consequence of numerous inquiries addressed to the War Office, the Press Association requested to ; ft that all the information which has been received from Lord Kitchener respecting the recent engagements ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. FURTHER FIGHTING. HEAVY CASUALTIES. London, Monduy Night—Tonights lists indicate that there was fighting near Hoot Hop on Friday, which, judging the number of regiments engaged, wouid appear rather important character. Captain H. F. Scott ...

... pORWICKS pAKING pOWDBK. Five J Medals Awarded. -OOKWICK STS IKING pOWDER. Cakes, end Pastry, Tlifi WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BOERS IN CAPE COIiONY. MOVEMENTS OF MALAN’S COMMANDO. Ccaviock, Friday.—llalau’s small commando has crossed the lino at Molteno. Colonel ...

... died of wounds ; 7 missing or prisoners ; total, 719. Since the commencement of the war the total reduction of the military forces has been as follows—Deaths in Sonih Africa, 739 officers, 14,974 men ; missing and prisoners, officers, 714 men (some of whom ...

... the Victoria League from the Secretary of State for War:— War Office, June 24. Dear Miss Littleton 1 have duly received your letter enclosing appeal lot lands to assist the Dntcb women in Sooth Africa, which the Executive Committee ol the Victoria League ...

... troops and remounts for Sonth Africa. Mr. Brodriok, Secretary for War, on Saturday unveiled a memorial tablet erected in the north cloister of Westminster Abbey to the members of the Queen’s Westminsters who fell in Sonth Africa. Loudon, Saturday.—The Press ...

... Lambert, Mr. BBODRIOK stated that the approximate weekly coat of the war in South Africa, including the maintenance of the concentration camps in South Africa and the Boer prisoners in St. Helena, Ceylon, and elsewhere, was about one and quarter miltions. ...