... SPECIAL EXTRA. FROM TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. SOUTH AFRICA. PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN. rig wags - vs. r I Parrome, 12. The of me. le Johan., , berg beg. today. I nodenteod that pn,of that rosemoekstiogs reached the ewn,y frorn London end te the ! pewee. ...

... our task they will, with one voice, ask the Government to atop the war and come to terms. These are the views of the Boer agents Europe, who are in weekly oommunicatioo with the Dutch war party in the Colony, who. by the way are known to have invited the ...

... writes ' onck-r date September 2oil a» folluss -. Matter* are very .| jKt the just now. few week* n.:o tome 2o the prisofM-ra war were penoitted to eome town to give and variety in aid of tho local chantiee. M-rttuf the talent displayed high order, and was ...

... ATEST ,' ANANCIAISON. AND NOUSWOD CONDEMNING WAR. Th. Univ.v.l - ie Glaegeer yesterday peened • reloitaioo that the • which prof:tend ley ite opponent kat ita right to ha regarded am a lised Pow. Ur. steel ant have the e..urage of a mom a they did woe ...

... plead by as of high barosseter rowigg eptiesie systemsare to IS W. of the mart. The War inroad a despatch Lord Bitehoner, in which the Co,. !mander.M.Chief in South Africa Mates the ! total captures. since the 2nd inst., INS be& This number includes 67 Boma ...

... al's Department, and decision* will in the name of the Secretary of State for War. 7. The •• Regulations for the Demobiiimttfon of Troope Mobilised for service South Africa.’* aa modified by Army Order IB 1901, win amended aeconfonce with the foregoing ...

... Transvaal Bar, but is also English barrister, having been called” at the Middle Temple in Term, 1893. his return to South Africa after call” be rapidly obtained a large criminal practice, and became the Public Prosecutor at Johannesburg under the Kruger ...

... remarkavle one. as a Lord of the Ad- miralty, and then as Secretary jor War he filled in turn the office ui he was elected Leader of the Libe:a’ Parts, snd in 1880 he ia, and returned to the War Office. In 1895 he became of the The keen must have been somewhat ...

... Imps, and the Fourth Class of the Medjide. lo 1997 he war awarded the 51urehienn Grant of the Rival f:eneraphe - al Sorwty for tetreeys in East Africa and the N:zer, covering over 2.000 miles He war an author. barn.; welt-1• a boot. no -Campaigvon a ...

... ' 'aviation grew eloquent on the question of the 'blessings of ware. The war in South Africa has had a most chastening abut on the nation of shop. keispere and there won't any war with France for quite a long I time if Otigland can help it ' Tio hrno of ...

... says the report 1,394 in 1898-0, and 1, of the Prison doubt due to the large n of voldions sent back from the seat of war in South Africa under punishment, for whom aec- commodation had to be found in the local peiees the Commissioners. of the country.” ...

... reganiiDg the organisatimi •( the torcr, (be inspoctiuß a ail coßamoliofi of luso anti depobt, and distribution stores Jioovii Africa, and propnaals for future organisation. la the chapter derated to the subject of remounts, tasted that 13,512 haraca were ...