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... SOUTH AFRICA. REPORT OF TBE COMMISSION. Lon non. Fbidat.—A Blue-book wae published tonight containing tbe report tbe Commistioo, of which Mr. Arnold Forrter, M.P., was chairman, poinled to inquire iuto the pocsibllily of scttlameat in South Africa of soldiers ...
... Military Obstacle Race—l, A. Cooke, N, II M S ; O. Cole, H M E. Mann, RN, Camperdown. Tng-of-War, Claes I. (open)—Ebrington No. 1 beat Derry No. 1. Tog-of-War (final)— Light-weights, Ulster Manure Company ; heavy-weights, Ebrington No. 1 beat HMS Oamperdown ...
... Balfour, replying to questions about the War Office Report, said he could net fix day for its discussion, but the delay would not prevent its being acted upon. Mr. Dillon having called attention to the inaccurate war telegrams which have been sent recently ...
... enocees. RECEPTION OF THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY. At a meeting of the eommiltee formed to welcome the remroing Yeomanry from Booth Africa held la Mayor'e Patl nr yetterday evening -hia Worship the Mayor presiding—lt wta resolved that a poblln reception be held ...
... entire of the summer training, except in tbs event of its being ordered out to South Africa, lor which it has been directed to bold itself in readiness. It is understood tbe War Department has arranged bay tbe large tract of land eonstltnting tbe rifle and ...
... needs in order to ixton the higher rat's tar the iran-prrt ot troops and munitions to South Africa. It seemed it we wire making preparations for snither year war upon the same serin us tbe year just gone by. Tbe Government were asking for tiioe and a-balf ...
... needs in order to extort higher rates for the transport of troops and munitions to South Africa. It seemed if we were making preparations for another year of war upon the same scale as the year just gone by. The Government were asking for nine and a-half ...
... Stewart Murray, 84, Eatonplace, London, B.W. The 220 men who have been raised by the Dnke of Atholl trill embark for South Africa on the 36th inst. CASUALTIES. London, WannsniT.—To-night’s casualty lists announce that the Christian name of Lieutenant Hulaa ...
... coloured—nothing could be better truer to Nature. The descriptive matter is tersely instructive. ...
... and effloltDej admiul tralioii would proiboted by any ahaaga lo ita oonatliotlon, it> •aalcuaiatisa with any body. Tbe motloa war agiaed to, and Thair burdablp roae at ten mioutaa to bra u'alook. OF COMMONB-Tomdat. Dtaa Bpbaxbb look the chair al thrue o'clock ...
... of the cost of the war. On the whole the report is probably as hopeful could be expected. The limits of the resources of the Transvaal have long been kaowu in general kind oi way. Mr. Kruger showed by his gigantic expenditure on war material that he was ...
... roiu-oed for trial the Lifford Grown Beaglon*. bail being in £5O and two sureties of each. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. TREATMENT OF BOER WOMEN. (press association war special.) CipnowN, 7. —Hr. Oalllen. Outob Minister, writes to the Press pnlsinx tbu buraane ...