... Sunday.—The War Office on Saturday night issued the following—The officers and non-commissioned officers and men who hare served in any the corps raised South Africa during the present war, and who do not intend to return to South Africa, should report ...

... 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 ...

... —Although French newspapers are too occupied with the doings of the Czar at Oompiegne to pay much attention to affairs in South Africa, yet eeveral comment on the Boar victory at Scheepers Bek. The Eclair, for instance, says that it proves that the Boers are ...

... 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 ...

... arrived at, and the ship was allowed regular entry, SOUTH AFRICA. YESTERDAYS AND THIS HORN IN O'S TELEGRAMS. What is Happening in Cape Colony ?—Rebellion Reported Imminent Startling Letter from a War Correspondent De La Rey’s Reply to Lord Kitchener’s P ...

... that Lord Kitchener, in consequence ol disagreements with Mr. Brodrich, had resigued bis post as Commander-in-Chiel in South Africa. It was stated with some show circumstantiality that the Government had urged him to remain, that refused, and an illustrious ...

... 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 ...

... change in the situation. London, Tuesday.—The Press Association says—The War Office this evening issued the following despatch ; From Lord Kitchener to Secretary of State for War: Pretoria, Tuesday, 11.80 a.m. Latest information from Natal says the raid ...

... officers and 108,525 men, or 114,005 altogether I MONTHLY LIST. London, Wednesday.—The War Office issued to-night the monthly casualties to the British force in South Africa as follows Killed Wounded* Officers. Men. 7 89 . 36 338 0 57 3 178 2 12 . 109 1.276 ...

... indicate the sharp nature the work now being carried by the various British columns in Scuth Africa, and mention is male ol several engagements not hitherto reported the War Office. Erins Biver, Cape Colony, on Septe nber Ist, he Oudtshoorn Volunteer Bifles lost ...