... Cotenrl Meyrisk atid the troops iu ,-ooth Africa war* amaretl that the Covernmen! at home (lid not ratw their band and atop pro-Boos, whose speeches and tactics encouraged the enemy in the field to contlouc the war. With the large majority had its back the ...

... feel that sense of loobderu* winch is necessary for eerviee in lime war. weaken the nerve who hov® the handUiiß •! ships render them more leas ineffective. If our lighter ship® of war can only be made safe lias of this or any otter be faced. Meanwhile ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. W.- hive re.-ei.ed Ihe lult'inisg ottcisl dr-yialche* the War 0111-T ; tii« aixtar mnrtiu. C.rt. Tows. The lluw.nc ruoal. tea are Moltru-fowa li-vinl l-.KOa W.lit on Cn»4 (»>. arrkleaiall«. -Ruh.. iX-i..Ocr :i M>su)‘.e.rinlMtr> ...

... night with excellent results. THE LATEST BOER PROPOSAL ECONOMIC WAR AGAINST GREAT BRITAIN. The Bflgt reproduces to-day the appeal of the Boer Committee for the organisation ol an economic war against Great Britain, and appends the following thereto •• Whatever ...

... Jrom the penalties war. Tliere arc also tie- concurrent exaggerated st'iries the neighbouring districts and at Cape Tuan r-» ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. thk tkansvaau UOTIIA MOVIN'*! SOUTH VVAUIDS. (REI TER 3 TKUSORAM.:. • I>UNI»KK. Fridat. J U Botha has htU tba fi.ech. awl is moviug through b«MilaiKl. NKANIIItLA. several Boer* are chh.-« repirte.l ahnse BalMO-m-ci, but they are prai tirally ...

... been upon Ibo conduct by the Coveromcnl tlio war in South Africa. Ho was Inmself IUo last person la the world object criticism, matter what ijuarterthat crilioiom came. Naturally Ibis tnlkiam was law, lor war of tbi# maguiladu duration couM l«o without ...

... Manhattan and the Bavarian, reached Southampton yesterday from Sooth Africa. The vessels berthed alongside each other, and the quayside presented an animated scsoe nearly 1,000 war worn warriors stepped ashore. Manhattan breught 117 officers and 410 men ...

... accemplwhetf that wilt bring forth, at any rate, three line telegram Irom Your Correspondent. HOME SOUTH AFRICA. After nearly two yeara* aervice Seoth Africa tho Alii ilia Battelioa Laacaahire Fusiliers returned to Bar}- yesterday mumiog. The Mayor met the ...

... i 1,0 war t'* dwiged. was thuso who th •f l». real muse the p» ' the |irea. hghtiug and Isin bUi raiding was the un«orn|iulmis rnticisitis I uddisis who craved for sensatnmahsm. which ..nticisma were mdostnonaly circulated in South Africa. ...

... heard of the iostiwition action. —Yoora, Ac., Vicarage, Clyde-raad, (toobar. SPECIAL EXTRA. FROM TO-DAY’S LONDON PAPERS. SOUTH AFRICA. BOTHA’S POSITION. (TIMES TELEGRAM TRCSS ASSOCIATE lk;s us*. Sunday. Botbms osic body i« still in the neighbourhood o( lioacb ...

... new ■objects • The war in booth Africa bos shown dial educatem, uodentand it, is net to make men tight for their country, but doubtful whether our young moo p-eeeae the cunning of these ignorant Dutchmen, and, perhaps, the next war are engaged in may ...