... put off from time to time with the promises contained in ths enclosed War Offioe memorandum. Though has been granted an indulgence passage, haring employment to to in South Africa, he is unable to go through not haring ths money. He has already lost the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. A Blue-book was issued on Friday night containing the report of Colonel Alfred Q. Lucas, Deputy Adjutant-Oearral of the Imperial Yeomanry, on the subject of remounts. It is slsted that 1-1512 horses were pnrebsaed fur South Africa for X'4H3 ...

... FROM THE WAR. Loanon, Panur.—The transport Avne* arrived at Southampton this afternoon with invalids bum Sooth Africa. She brought home eighteen officers and 289 men, under the command of Lieotenant- Colonel Beads, 8.A.M.0., several of whom war* suffering ...

... the enemy ran away directly be teen and waited behind earner to thaol him, the poeitian war moat dilßeall and trying. The men repreaeotiog hia oonnlry in Sooth Africa deterred all the good wa oo old think el, the work now being dona could be realiaad people ...

... conspicuous gallantry in South Africa. On March last Lientenant Dugdale, who was in command of small outpost near Darby, basing been ordered to retire, hia patrol came under firs a range of about yards, and sergeant and two men wars hit, but Lieutenant Dugdale ...

... served board Slaadart, tba Czar per sou ally bestowed several decorations upon high German personages. Prussian deeurstioae wars also conferred upon leading Russian ataleamsn. including Const Laasadorff The fleets ware illuminated at night. Damzio, Thursday ...

... again*! the Boer* ever coanteoM need hi* Lonlship daring the time be held the chief command in South Africa, the following reply ha* been received; “War Office, London, S.W., 25th September, 1901. “Dka* Sim—l am desired by Field-Marshal Lord Roberta to ...

... (ECUMENICAL METHODIST CONFERENCE. Lomiion, on oar.—The proceedings the (Ksomanical Methodist Ooniarsaes wars resumed in Wesley’s Chapel. London, to-day. Oaring devotional earvisea apodal references were again mads to tbs Prsaldent of United Bls tee and ...

... sharp nature of the work now being carried on by the rations British columns in Bomb Africa, and mention is mads of several engagements not hitherto reported by the War Office. Krina River (Cape Colony), on September Ist, tbs Oodtabooin Volunteer Rifles ...

... and civilians, who, with their various units, have rendered special and meritorious service in connection with the war in Sooth Africa. The despatch is in continuation of one dated April 2, in which Lord Roberta brought to notice the names of certain ...

... of affairs in the island, the inhabitants emigrated to Sooth Africa by hundreds, so that the population in 1890 stood at 4 100 In the last ten years also large number emigrated to South Africa. The mortality, except during the epidemic of measles and influenza ...

... issued. The d«- positions were their way from South Africa. Sir Oeroge Lewis, for the prisoner. pmt««ted against the proceedings. The prisoner was remanded, bail being refused. Dr. Krause left South Africa on four months' leave. He was returning, but waa ...