... asking Sir to explain the poiat of bia ellnsion. FOREIGNERS DEPORTED FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Tho cUlou for cumpcaution ihoao who were deported from &>«th Africa doric| the war yesterday morning took the evidence of Earl Robert*, Weeunumer Pklaco Howl Hi* lordabip ...

... Majesty ukiog iota coa•idsratiuu the emicmt *er*i«es Field Marsht! Karl Unbelt* Kandaiur, foai■aand> in Majesty a daring tk* war Africa, being desiruoa re loumuan at so-, ft service* to *ont*r upca him signal murk of hi* favoar, to bis faithfui > ■ •toana* ...

... AFRICA. M aTABALooe I Man JCf* 20. MidUnd Maaniad C®e|.7 it •on. Corporal KeOcbcaer. T/.oprr* Mire.l* Nel. Krank Alttntau, Joan MmunltAO. It Vooncreuaa. laaoo-Coraoral WiiUoa J Moryau. bliM. C**itaio U J. A. SfMdaw ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. TV# bar# rare rod the following official frota the War - -.-to*- . ■ From Ibe Cotbicuaiotljims the Secretary «l State lot War:— C*P« Tows. follawioa «r» rrpr.n*i Llouuiuci Cuatle* Oitso. CMsaaor Imperial Yromaory, klilwl. ...

... OKITLEHS AND MEN. lAL IAACATCMK^,) Tlic War Oili.-e lair Last inj{ht iraurd the anoe» si.UMiient: Tim fullwiog mformation. rvsptvtins the •h.iouiis «aatulnl men IWre Vlaktonli in, ha-* he-ii rcvivwl the Surciaiy War irum Ktichener ; - l.iMiteoant W. S. Is ...

... RKnVtTINC FOR AFRICA It LOCAL FOBCER. Letter* haneg •t.pMml u» tkr frwa retail r« V, recnutiag f.u»Un.l ».r Friar* Wales'* I'orae. lb* War Offic* it to b* ou>!er»t.oJ Uml a« il Mucaa lueat tort*, an-1 reeruitnl •it.lr that oonairy. appli csUuq- I • mli«t ...

... CASUALTIES south AFRICA. tr. hi*» *!»• •flUul ' lk , «*» l>«C. «Ei nuBUMi. A»’*« !■>«>. !«•*'»»'>» «»•»*• ■l|Wm4w* (•'WHnißtr - *»U*tc4 a»l prt-««rt. , I»P-t»«l V*-in»Br? lto*Ur HiArtM Jmb. IllUi Julj I ► -0J *. M-lßtfr*. •IteWtj' lU - *, 'liijluly •>mn> ...

... LOSSES IM THE WAR. Tbn War Office last night issued its table of casualties the British force# South Africa for the month of June, and from the commsoce- of the war. During Jane 16 officer* and 162 men were killed, 42 officer* and 444 ret a wonoded (not ...

... They roust took beyond this war to the future. A war was the means o) obtaining aa object. WM*r WAS OCR OK»r.tT ROITH AFRICA * (A voice—tiald.T lie would back to 187 b. ..jvirnment desired to pitacr'e oar empire 10 .South Africa; did he. They Uriuth supremacy ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. TRAIN CAPTURED. BRITISH LOSSES. MISHAP TO CRABBES COLUMN. (OFFICIAL DESPATCH. | Tho War Office late list night issued oltowing despatch •Lord Kitlhrsrr Sicbrtarv War. PRETORI A, Tee* day, 11.20 a.m. •* Train from Capo Town, with 115 details ...

... Hudson’s Soap War Halioons. A novel way oi seeing the “Happy Homes £Sri(nii> Ire Sand,” now adopted by the proprietor of ESlltSson's Soap* Hudson’s V/ar Balloons are travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They arc facsimiles of those used the Military ...

... Hudson’s Soap War Balloons. A novel way of seeing the Happy lloniCH orcircat Uritaln and Ireland,” now adopted by the proprietor of Hudson’s Soap. Hudson’s War Balloons are travelling over various parts of the Kingdom. They are facsimiles of those used ...