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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. WET AND BOTHA—TWO STRONG FORCES REPORTED—NARROW ESCAPE OF A BRITISH COLUMN—CAPTURE OF A BOER COMMANDOFRESH INSTALMENT OF KITCHENER’S CALUMNIES. London, Wednesday.—Tho Standard'a correspondent Heilbron telegraphs :—Do Wet has now ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TBBTBBDATB ABD THIS MOSNINQ'B THLHOBAMB. Loudon, Tuesday.—The following official , despatch from Lord Kitchener was issued to* day by the War Office : Pretoria, December 9, 1901, 1 p.m.—Since 2nd December our columns report—Boers killed ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. nsTXRDsra and this horning’s TBLEOBAMS, London, Sunday. Addressing his con- ] stitnents Exeter on Saturday night, Six 1 Edgar Vincent, U.P., discussed the Boiler : controversy, and said until they knew the lacts of the case they were unable ...
... interesting infurnation. MR. BROPRICK ON THE WAR Addressing a crowded Conservative ne on Wednesday night, Mr. Brodri to the country the dogged, p-rsist. single-minded pursuit of the Government | South Africa as compared with the varict tainment provided ...
... South Africa absorbs public attention that ttie eye el Average reader sees there, and practically only there, England’s trouble. One picks up bis morning evening paper and sqans earnestly the latest fretu- the Veldt, now (, swoop Botha, again a startling ...
... NOVEMBER CASUALTIES. The War Office on Friday issued its monthly paper showing the casualties in the South African field force during November, and the total casualties reported since tbe beginning of the war up to and including the month. The figures ...
... who has served with tbe Husears Reserves in South Africa, attributed bis insolvency to household and personal expenditure above bis income, aud to heavy interest and bonuses lor loans. SOUTH AFRICA. TBSTEBDATB AND THIS MOBBIBQ'B The Recent “Smashing” ...
... Leyds, or anyone else qualified to negotiate; that no peace nlgotiations are being conducted by the Boer generals in South Africa; and that Mr. Kruger or the representatives of the two Republics will always be ready to examine any peace proposals made ...
... of theue picked place* the tame time, and the opportunitiea that would follow keep apreading kitchener'* method making war South Africa would leave little London par taxea to keep Kitchener and bit gang.” Ac. The Cronje League alao oonaider* that “the time ...
... We should make the tribesmen feel that we really were at war, and not on chanty-distributing expedition. Yes, this is fine writing, very much after the style of the first months in South Africa ; but twenty-five casualties for the evening’s experiment—and ...
... number brings valde’s interpellation on the concentration camps sash artist about life. This work will last lor : in South Africa in the Chamber of Reprasentstbree four months at spell, aad Ihs thrifty tfvaa to-day, the Minister fin Foreign Afiairs men ...
... the men Aitken and Roberts, now under remand for aiding Goodie to escape, will be removed to London for trial. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. PEACE RUMOURS THE BOER ATTITUDE NOVEMBER CASUALTIES BRITISH LOSSES TO DATE. About two dozen deaths from wounds or disease ...