... had risen. Colonel Rhodes has arrived at Mafeking, and considers the war practically over. The Union liner, Moor, sailed to-day with gold valued at £297,149. itie Britiol South Africa Company haa received a cable from Bulawayo stating that the telegraph ...

... THE COST THE WAR. I IS IT FIVE 11112,10149 PER MONTE? It is not considered an important just now, who will pay for the war? Bet tympani ha it somewhere in the background el his thoughts. That million, ere being expended every week we all believe, but ...

... WAR ECHOES. Some uotnaled by the Maurer bullet 600 Yarde I. lore of 'blood fcllcf them. A letter taken maitetimex nixteen, bn ener• not leen than eighteen days in rh etqwtown. llopartment Mu. inori , led another armoury,' tr.in for at front. Most of the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. LUGER CAPTURRD. PRISONERS k GUN TAKEN. DLISFATCR FROM LORD Karl Ike War Office to-doy esued the foilow ng liselage from Lord Kitchener to the Sea,- 01 State for Wet — Pretoria, 28th April, 8.10 Kitchener's Fighting Scout., under Oreafell ...

... WAR DICTIONARY. NAMES THAT WILL BE HEARD OT DURING THE_ WAR.. Cabana who are satisfied with the Roane Rule Parliament granted by Spain. BAHAMAS—A and mattered group of Deb tish Islands lying math-east of Florida north-teat of Gabe. ZRMEJO, ADMlRAL—Spanish ...

... • joilations w:th regard the war that one outcome of the present con- Rooms. Particulars of membership from the ide are and tio tested. The trade in store-. ee dents which will accompany his arm , . He filet in South Africa will be an entire re-or- &weary ...

... SOUTH AFRICA PROJICT VIIT'STRATED.I LANDING OF WAR 31ATICRIAL PREVOTED. (Stopp.l Ay (ovar.bip.) Fairway &b. I I nininper. that two prer numbering 2.000 ma, • erawd i'znariland and entered th• Brie. They are sweating do of war ria: from an An•triaa vin ...

... SOUTH AFRICA INQUIRY. DR JARF.SON RECALLED. SIR J. WILLOCOEBT AND HIS LETTER TO TIE WAR OFFICE. EVIDESCS OF D. WOLFF. 1 mold serreepomiest of the Manche- ter Guardian thus ele ; mribt 'Arby's proceedinya--3lembeli of Parfirmest were standing on chairs ...

... BItIIISII Losers. MPATCR FROM Kmonmvl3l. London, Thursday. folkering despatch was issued by the War Me this evening. “pecei toed Eitohener to the Secretary of State for War : ^Bloemfontein, Dec 6th, 11.40 ctn. A determined attack by about 500 of De lames men ...

... , in of his goat Inanra id. in l ie following the cou rse of events in South Africa enticeiro and voting suppeies for the pr- with the keenen intereet. mentiea of the war in South Africe, but tht 1 itt response to numerous rofuesta, hound of treason ...

... . on the deelantaon against Transubstantiation, LEE—I bag to ask the 11-manner LOBO OHANOELLOH amid be nal Benetary to the War 01/10 if attennon tainly under the that the report been drama to a statement published in towould merely be laid_ won the table ...

... home this Christmas, but we expect to leave :loath Africa on New YOST'S Day. We have Christmas every day where we are see, that a in Belfast. We Imre a grocery bar, • seise shop sad canteen, s o the war is we do sot hew what to out. There is no Achthig ...