... SOUTH AFRICA AND TUE WAR* The fourth volume of this detailed and competent history of the Boer War includes what is practically the beginning of Lord Roberts's campaign up to the Koom Spruit disaster. The period is one of the most important in the evolution ...

... THE NATION AND THE WAR. THE WAR FUND. Down to Saturday evening the Lord Mayor's fund at the Mansion House for the South Africa War sufferers amounted to £982,400. Among the donors were : Maidstone, per the Mayor (15th inntalment), £60 18s. 9d.; Dr. Jaeger's ...

... (Jazetlc 6 j Arrangements for This Day 5 The Chinese Crisis ?? 5 i South Africa*. War 5 j War Letter 5 ! Johannesburg Conspiracy 3 Transvaal Concessions Commission 2 : The Nation and the War 3 I PARLIAMENTARY AND POLITICAL — Parliamentary Sketch : Ministers ...

... which was admiration for the Rectorial horses, (Laughter.) If they had had a sufficient number of their breed in South Africa the war weald not have lasted so long. His second reflection was, supposing an intelligent foreigner bad been walking along Glasgow ...

... AND TUE WAR. . o- i ■ — DEMOBILISATION ORDERS. Further orders and regulations have been i_t:ed to generals commanding districts, ?? as to the demobilisa- tion of the force mobilised for service in Soutb Africa. I Units not remaining in South Africa will ...

... from M. H., 10s. from K. R., 3s. from E. P. E., and Is. from A Little Girl. We have received and forwarded £1 for the South Africa War Fund. . For the Red Cross Society we have received and forwarded £1 from M. H. Ladies and Rifle Clues. — Lady Pirbright ...

... Office had contributed no small degree to the auxiliary forces of the country * hundred of its members having gone to South Africa, n* war had taught us that the Regular Army was by means sufficient for the Empire, and had opened the c °° of the country to ...

... ri hi.* votp. Tiie paramount question before c ?? .»ncies wi!! he essentially the Imperial one, • 'i-riv:: of S>uth Africa after the war, and •' ihoolJ alow his vision to be blurred T Hib'Hiarv or collateral issue. The two - - -es mast disappear by immersion ...

... report, from which it appeared that tho past year had brought sailor:', much to the fore in connection with the war in South Africa. For war purposes and for the pre-sing needs of seamen in some foreign ports the committee expended in the past quarter ...

... IN SOUTH AFRICA. TO THE EDITOR OS TUS MORNING POST. Sin, — I think from his remarks respecting artillery Mr. J-revost Battersby has, like Sir VT. MacCormac, been de- ceived by appearances on the Natal side of the war in South Africa. The war here has ...

... Louvre 3 German Chancellor's Holiday 3 The Late William Morris 7 Arrangements 5 The Chinese Crisis 5 Socth African War 5 The Nation and the War 3 Chess 2 Parliamentary and Political — Parliamentary Sketch : Lively Proceedings 6 House of Lords : Rills Passed ...

... Finance — Visitors to South Africa — Le_-ciu_of the War 4 ; , Court and Personal 5 I The t_tueeu in Ireland 5 The Prince of Walea ?? 4] Sir G. White's Return l> Funeral of Sir V. Stewart *> Arrangements _ o \ The War 3 War Letter 0 The Siege of Ladysmith ...