... Bow atroet again today to be formally remanded till neat week. case will then be gone into, the documents sent from South Africa being now Uio possctsion of the prosecution the bearing neat week. Mr. Rufus Isaacs, K.R, will appear for the defence-, and ...

... compared drawn up uo the lauding stage. The Duke presented medals to sergeant and private who served with the Canadians in the war. The Royal party then drove Government House, whore Mr W. T. Whiteway read addrcf- ...

... Marquis Losponokhrv, speskiac at West Hartlepool, rattier dcprrcalrd criticism of the Government in tegaid to ns conduct of the war. Our opinions upon this subject have been often and so plainly expressed that wc need outgo over the ground again. Butitisr ...

... appeals from the Court my son and all other inferior courts of the Governors : the work lof buying and making all sorts ef war materials laud things for tlie workshops; making new | courts awl amending the law the load awl in! traducing rehwms. giving ...

... th-rwan papers so sadly is Mr. Oianibrrlaiu'a justification our method* of warfare Ly the precodouta set (irrmttn gcucrals in the war 1370. Toe Icitcrj which lately appeared tho Timet were wnttea, says the .\tilitmal Zritm»y. *• ollsgod, or at least •oixiymoa* ...

... would placed had they to meet French or German foe. Wo have learnt many valuable lessons in South Africa, and if, resalt out experiences daring the war, determined effort is made to place the educational system our officers on practical footing, who shall ...

... Sim—Mr T. W. Russell and your readers may like t ...

... riSANCUL UHUUSJ-UNOK.VT.I .Mosoav. In roinea nothing much hi* (Joins n ha» (hero change. .Vralh Alricma Uall ati'l in sign* of (he war. i‘»oc» were dull. Char'.«red». Matabele Cold Upefs. and UUwI- »u K*plr>ra:ioo fell fa- lioldlields l>ef. rather eaaii-r. were ...

... writer eajoyetl an ac-iu.inilan-rslnp Ilian iwenly vpe»r«' with tin- bpa-l of iho iri iu i ‘ummonKßalih who dn.l niartyr, lor ** war pviblb, no oppriwooD, Jr|>rpi9ioii, no party elnle, bku of disputed i|UP»inin.. nolhing I* itive tbs aemlilanee * to the tuuer ...

... CAPE COLONY. CLEVER WORK BY COLONIAL TROOPS. (PBJRS ASSOIIATIOS WAR BPBCtAia.) TIIK SECOND HACK. VICTOnV COLUMDIA. FAST AND EXCITINO CONTEST. (PBOM A SrBIIAI. CU*RB«I-*>SnKNT.I York, Niuiit. Tb« long prayert for wiiml c«wo today, the wealh»r pr ...

... s in roccal report live conmittee, which Inquired into the organisation the of the Army, War OfG.e Hoard has been apiiuintn), with the Seerstaiy of Slate for War as president, and in hi* absence tho CowmandoriD-Chief. It will tie composed follows The ...

... Martial law is thus brought into operation throughout the whole of Chpo Colony practically, ami tho authorities in South Africa, by including such essentially British centres Capo Town and Port Ebzabeth in their meat recent enactment, hsve shown clearly ...