... reguwstered his thet cach terms, despite all the nesotiations, had net yet been offered. We have heard « lot about the war gane in Africa in accordance with Perhaps his lordship would imue a revised ver- sion of the “Queensberry Rules.” The old edi- tion ...

... Laperial wounded et chest. Troubie is Jwewing, in Ireland itself there Yeomanry, who fell mort: Boer War, Ma are otiinous of a reerndescence of ant- South Africa, during U xxiii. % rage, and when the House meets again next and cied June 2 1900 Jonaary there ...

... strength of the Bri- tish Empire hes recently received very aotadle illusteaticn im the action of the @ with the South ...

... detri- menti caperet ” Ge national was one of grave peril. have short memories In the with which we follow the closing ef the war Go find it to ell the gloom and horror of the week of It wes, os Mr. one of the most critical Tho military in British end the ...

... “DRAKE REDIVIVUS.” It is a truly ing picture the writer ives of the rapidity of future naval “The war of the future is bound to be- come more and more a war of individuals, an affair of initiative, in which doing the best thing after a pause for reflection ...

... opened the emt” He found POINTS OF VIEW, We referred-the other day on War Office red tape im the case of » ol Some days later he rejoined his at the front who had been reported ~ missy the War Uttice people actually refused t knowledge that he was alive! cognise ...

... formed that, in view of the above despatch, the following te! has been sent by chener :— tho Secretary of State for War to Lord Kit- “War Office, August 28. We urderstand you have as yet re- dine eo ing the murder of our wounded at Viakfon- tein. in view ...

... acting as Financial an the Adviser “Our was for two years Squire to be Kin and was promoted position of Raiph Knox, K.C. > a the War s it is; we shan't have so cipal clerk at the of 3 him. At graduated at London the real first place in first-class honours i ...

... year. A WAR LEGACY. SERIOUS CONDITION OF CAPE MURDER AND ROBBERY RIFE ‘The “ Town wires that Ospe Town at the pre sent time is the scene of carnival of crime ite history. It has by dow their banishment from other centres of bands of des- Africa become ...

... Myriorama, 3 and 7.45 p.m. City and Soburban South Africa, 3 and & um. ER’S PRO- CLAMATION Kitchener's proclamation marks enother, and, We sincerely hope, the last stage of the painfully protracted Boer War. The Boers in the field against us are given just ...

... use of the word marmalade. General Delarey has one innumerable bullets which have “bs the dark’ning sir” during the paign in Africa. According to = lished to-day, the Boer General has against Lord Kitchener's manifesto, and ing & continuance of the struggie ...

... on service of is an evil; but in view of the vital i his it becomes a mecessary ) for the man, who has been to the seat of war, must as far as against wet and ik ena in view the probability that he for considerable separated from transport, must carry ...