... in stating that for tho most part the proclamation has been little regarded by the burghers, and the conclusion the war in South Africa, which was promised be finished long ere this, is as far off as ever. After a struggle of neatly two years England finds ...

... 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 ...

... of the interest, and, in some cases, flattery England. Strange, indeed, at this particular turn the fortunes of the war in South Africa, that Hr. Theodore Roosevelt with so much Dutch blood in his veins should find himself President of the great Republic ...

... and has had a somewhat- adventurous career. He went out one of the colonies a tea planter, but proceeded South Africa the outbreak of the war, and joined one of the irregular regiments. was wounded, but on recovery was rewarded for his services with commission ...

... country was drifting into dangerous financial position. We were told that one and quarter millions a week were being spent on the war, but, as a matter of fact, it was more, because in that sum was not included interest on sinking funds and loans which had to ...

... them. They travestied the war clause in the concession, anil put the British Government serious expense and loss of life. is understood that the Krugers will contend that the acts the Company's representative in South Africa were unauthoriseo and unknown ...

... Ireland respeoted. The defeat the contemptible Liberal war party would be a signal victory for Ireland, and would materially aid the reaction against the crimes of Chamberlainism in South Africa and Ireland by which alone Liberalism can again become an ...

... second and then a third shock, though he announces that the man undoubtedly died the first impact. THE WAR. (From the “Globe.”) A bird year of the war a very wriotm matter to contemplate. It moat involve an additional expenditure £60.000.000 the very lowest ...

... ten men of the moon ted infantry sad fourteen Hussars respectively, have bean cleverly ambushed. Two were wounded, and all war* stripped of their clothing and valuables. On the «th Hint, forty men, mostly tbs ISth Hussars and a few Imperial Boehmeo, want ...

... Ballard also submitted tbe traesnrer*s state rasut. the motion of Mr. A- Liesler, seconded by M>. D. Irvine, jun.. both reports wars adopted Tbs Chairman afterwards presented medal Hr. fames Douglas, expressing tbs hope that It might so incentive to others ...

... the military depot here on the 10th August, 188 J. Colonel Flood had seen considerable actire service. He was in the Afghan War of 1878-80, for which he received the medal; the Soudan Expedition 1884-5 (Nile), and was with the river column in the action ...

... since opening Tranks weak. Kaffirs dull. The lollowinr are tbc eloetng prices Goal. Aaoeaat, M) . Motlolk ProlsraoM, National War Loan. R. PaaiOa pr»f.,9Bi 981 I Ontonoa, M| Brighton dal., I*3} PanonWaaiaa, 74J Ooledonian deL, to* Philadalphia and Chatham ...