... Walter Hutchinson, Governor Natal, will arrive here to-morrow confer with Sir Alfred Milner, on the settlement of South Africa after the war. The foreign military attaches have arrived here from the Front. Only the Russian attache remains to watch the final ...

... DEATH OP DR. LANDER. Eiteact of letter from the senior Medical officer at Cape Coast Castle, West Africa, to the War Office His death (staff Assistant Surgeon Lander's) was caused by dysentery, supervening on the shock his system received, in consequence ...

... King’s Royal Rifles will he, is thought at their headquarters (Mallow) the course three or four months, returning from the war Africa the Town Commissionors ami the Sanitary Authority ought bestir themselves and order to have carried to more suitable receptacle ...

... Knally ar Wm tron. =the Chairman, in pulting the alluded to the Jate King's intervention in the the Boer affairs of South Africa, w war was stopped by him The late King dx of Hame Rule for Ireland mt certainly throw anv obstacle in the way Th reslution was ...

... two local members, would appointed to examine on the spot into the question of the settlement of soldiers in South Africa after the war. It was not intended to treat Colonial contingents different from other corps. WESTERN AUSTRALIA AND THE COMMONWEALTH ...

... men both in England and Africa who wanted war, v*o worked for war, who would have been bitterly disappointed had war been avoided ; but I adhere to the opinion I have expressed in the House of Commons that the chief blame of the war rests ...

... up in the Transvaal. The war has knocked him out of work. Times are hard here now. and the weather is very hot, but anyway I making living so far. I get tew days week the jetties. Work nearly all stopped South Africa. This war has mined a good many, but ...

... British Government abused its position. Continuing. Cuyofc says— Kruger had long been preparing for war. Transvaal was the Prussia of South Africa. The war cannot but bauetul to Great .Britain. Her whole greatness rests on industrial civilization, and any ...

... tomorrow (Thursday) by Mr Dili On’, who intends ask the Under Secretary for War if he prepared lay upon the table of the House any reports or memoranda on the situation in South Africa sent in Sir Butler during the throe months before ho was relieved of his ...

... can poet yoar war bulletins little lower down until I get orer this trouble mine.” “Yon think I bad better simulate “I do,” answered the riser. “ What’s the b«t way Well, you’re no aotor, of course. If I were you Fd a*>me South Africa war mape and repeat ...

... premature to discuss the question to the Government taking steps encourage the settlement of retired soldiers in South Africa the war ended. THE 1)1 I* AMIN E. Lord G. HAMILTON, in answer to Mr W Redmond, said the area affected the famine in India contained ...

... not restored, flooding Soith Africa after the war with hostile Angloiihobe settlers, prepared persistent agitation to promote tne pam-Afrikander ideal. THE RETURN OF VOLUNTEH 5R COM- PANIES. London, Monday Night. The War Office late to-night issued the ...