... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Me nerved tnimmteg legratetsse h.. War romourms rwairrlyt Kb -.2415 tont ll.nry laird. near Tr.tattual. SO. 9 NE•trua Monti, t late:Cry-147 Pntratt- it 11. tbi lirug.prou. tirtattnt's litese WIUNIEN bint,l:, , tter. Peri ...

... SOUTH AFRICA LAAGER SURPRISED. SILIRT WORK BY BURGHER POLICE. war btscul.) BLOKMPONTEIN. June 12. Detail* of the recent action in whsch Captain Malcolm's Burgher Police and the CVastabuJary were engaged with the Boer# now hind. The majority of tb* men ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA civility Hits were issued on pr- b* lytu»e uvumul»lionlhrou;k tie humuiys. »i-ulii appear h»vo been rery acttee nurenienU in many distiirts, lu which nearly all branches the service hare participated, lire two most important ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. Amid masiderabie sod ahem el the milk& ustler endows maim meek* left Aldershot yerterday to embark ion Booth The Royal Feathers, who ham wise the front, the to tease, at North at 7 e'eloalt with • atrength of 23 officers end 600 War rank ...

... of the Peel In other word., Lord Salisbury aerioaely to tackle thin social question as as we have finished with the war in South Africa. The Governmeat to out their promises, but it all takes tame. Tbe Marconi, of Northampton is responsible In a deplorable ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. DOERS SURRENDER AT PETEWSBURG. felkwein denpalek him pow Lentoelasmr PIETORIA. 11, 7.30 a.m. CrammAkhat Via wad bin is. do Imre emendend at Petersham. thos i„.6.11 we in. Then an owe kraut*. Trombleg. mastiasid la •sr samara ol tie nOtway ...

... FUTURE OP SOUTH AFRICA SPEECH OF MB. RHODES CAPE TOWN, Monday. In speech delivered at Bohswejo oa Saturday. Mr. Rhodes, attar thaukuig tor it* contribution to the war, amphariead the necessity ol mounted for Sooth Africa, and, proceeding to speak ol the ...

... should equally h'“ee any similar provision for those loyal subjects the Crown South Africa who privation owing their lom P“7' ment and tha brekk their home, by the war. VALUABLE DISCOVERT (car heir taming grey or yh'.ts or falling on use the MEXICAN BKNEWKB ...

... REFUGEE CAM'S IN AFRICA. AN APPEAL FOR HELP. Ws requoted to dim:Alto tie following odaasuoiratita Irons COWAN. of Jamey. lady Tottedmootb, ood llts. Lyttal. : statement of rate is Abe eriereatration vmps I. South ' Afinea leo a demo to litigate earrinp ...

... MR. GEORCE LYNCH ON AFRICA AND CHINA. the current number of the Candid Friend” there is interesting interview with Mr. George Lynch, the war correspondent, who has much to say of his experiences in Africa and China. Asked the interviewer what he thought ...

... —Lieut. Lord C. Kennedy. SIDELIGHTS ON THE WAR LETTERs FROM THE VELDT. Tho ouhioined portioas of privae tiara the front which .e are permatrel to ps,lieb Throw an istareeting light oa the NIA., Loa .0 Swath Africa. Tn. syrne• r is a young aseakbar of in* ...

... THE WAR TO-DAY. The Daily liair says--.Ae the wet sperm tams n noel Africa ern °wain to arise paw leniently to tie front is Parliament tt a ile• sirehle to iadicate the =teal state of &deka so far ea it is kaolin u thin country. TA the first plats, sotkum ...