... the British im Africa, which has jest been imued in is not merely a tribute to the lunvery of tho British it is alee Vindication. Of late many wild end eharges have been leveled at the soldiers of the Army in Africa, Every vieo ond which war is expposed ...

... suitable arrangement by which the public can provide solders the front with zr than sleeboic liquors, it has Secretary of for War and the principal of the face sixpence each shall be om sale at the offices of the principal and and after July 1. These tickets ...

... to the national chara:- teristies of the Scottish race and their of patriotism to the Empire. His ited war Highness afterwards been in South Africa medals, including one to nurse who had THE POPE WEAKER, (LONDOS EXPRESS” TELEGRAM.) ROME, It is reported ...

... is E OPERATIONS IN AMERICAN CRITICISN SOUTH AFRICA. HUMANITY (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) WASHINGTON, Friday. Slocum’s report on his observations while United States Military Attache with the British im South Africa is made in four papers, the of which closes ...

... Gouth Africa’ They sid to have- kissed the volume en his death- did not, so far as one can seo, intend to. bed. The book sold on Fridsy is interleaved the extreme Boor cause; to shout , with manuscript copies of the for a cessation of the war on any ...

... they had cause to rejoice in the British ters in South They hated Britain, and no matter what nation was at war with of the land they had war had demon- people. . The South strated the fact that Britain was not a fighting nation. Her navy w should be ...

... ‘accepted the invitation, but, at his request, the date of the banquet has been postponed, owing to the prolongation of the war. It is hoped, however, that it will take place in November. Meaa- while the presentation work has been designed by Signor Lucchesi ...

... the value of our old ceremoniss mnities. They speak of the past which no historian or orstos emulate. The Coronation war in South Africa will be ended, year off, and hy that time we hops the problems which are before the teal Leck. ward came mito his own ...

... the “Standard” as lows: what Mr. said im the House of Commons the other even- ing in respect of the cruel treatment of our war of the on me to Boer I fences of some of let the readers of your paper know the exper- who are now at Aliwal North, and to quote ...

... tak of the upper etrate of the and hope. is about the most des over seen. Cleasty_im less literary the ‘hat the ‘of feudal war ovmtd oom from books, i eloqaence that | When |; throws : dutpess and lack of te om troave (Gee mote quant on miiienire | amd ...

... Austria. The rep resentative of has been ish branch is Marshal O'Donnell, Duke of Tetuan, @ title telling of mili success in Africa. The t Duke Tetuan has been Foreign in Spain, and is. in that one of the most important country. The Austrian branch is at ...