... wountable for fact that they Le UI alter their antral in South Africa. WAR OF FI(M IXX,'UMEN TS. THE PUBLICATION OF OFFICIAL. SECRETS. EITATIMENT HY BK()DRICK. Mr LUCAS asked the Secretary for War • maroon of winch he given settee, en. heater it was a tet ...

... 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* ...

... SOUTH AFRICA INVASION OF PORTUGUESE TERRITORY islsciah.) MADRID. Va brca h«r» Iran Laboo;—TV aavipapara trWfT«a from Luartaco Maiqata atauac tVt a Boar coaunaixlo. vnit arranU woman aad diiidr»n, baa «LU-rad PortugacM tarntoty war »be H ...

... 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 ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. we 11.• notelved Ur fallowing sada 41“patelmo Or tlike Me te tM nom- al kr Mu:- TO. fl.kildefog tar ISM add reported :- Peretidre-4110 J. Ideld, lektamele. Clorlaluma. July La lidstander-5701 Cermet T. , MO T Mom mended, Mire ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. ii•lldlerggesmattiessre masted : Drew.. Ihsts.l IslasAry-1411 scrhotally Jsly 17. L!..err• el Ws 1•0“1.--•141nYt 1 4 M. Mar*. sow rassird. IfJ.r P.O. sly 11, 4. A 1.1.07 Casqs.7)— W, Pn • Gaurge %arse., Assol-A 4.741 15.%r ...

... “RAVAGE SOUTH AFRICA EXHIBITION. FiX>WEB & M‘DONALD» 2r2*taeCta*n»ol : :£S BKtfTwgrCHAVKM 6 »*« ■MT Knaom BA _ . UaM P* .. UtM Z n*QA •Bxt OtaBOOU. inn COMA nXAUCUIXMi. ta atom. CSTXTaLUIMt) MAUar mmi ■ ■■■■■ ■ru i. ■ - AI.T «ILX ■AT SAIT. MOB lAi.7. ...

... an—nttodaa with the War 00. •. and. toU. efisif his stefi. K.r Blood is likewms maaUooed m Lord kitchener', successor, sad the mam of Lord has also cropped up to Una Uon. Tbs of the etecsigth the normal Cape Clameou vital with the War Office, am! the epobsua ...

... -SAVAGE SOI' FH AFRICA One the most interrsaDg atuoui ivnvuta the Aoius nt, u:» Colaun that b>*raids lb.- ming otigir.al Karl's (ourc SaToge h Africa «b|. rtuißincnl. Hi# show, ih is the dinMioo of Mr Frank Fil'.ts J Pitt Hardacte, r. .11 pren-ntM ...

... WAR OFFICE CHECKMATED Th« Momiinj BrnwU CofTf^x>o- Mja—A pranumm mbbtm me MMtiontja in HoUuxl receive dim* from Africa «U tie Bntiah Goverrment deapatcfcee, tiae bee Kang the War Office every direction oooceel information. farther ooofinna (hta Katemect ...

... SOOTH AFRICA. BRITISH SUCCESSES. LAAGER CAPTURED. A SURPRISED. BOEU POM-POM TAKEN’. MANY PRISONERS. iOFFICIAL DESPATCHES.) Tin' War 1-u.l evening issued the following iloapatch : •Fbom lairi* to Sec-rktarv tor. •• PRETORIA. Jn.r 29. p.m. •• Since 22ad ...

... WAR OFFICE AND THE DAILY MAIL STRONG ACTION BY BRODRICR. (nom Oct Los DON, MONDAY Foe some time peat mlations between the War Ofßre the ham been .trained, and the atrongeet measures it. now being taken te prevent that uewspaper obtaining of deepatches ...