... mafiosi of the Lord Chaser/kr. SOUTH AFRICA AND CHINA. Replying to Mr. Platt-Higgins in the House of Commons on the 10th inst., Mr. Brodrialt said that the systematic intimidation of natives by the Boers throughout the war was a matter of notoriety, and mentioned ...

... OUR TROOPS. The Secretary for War has received a telegram front Lord Kitchener to the effect that any comforts wh;eli private individuals may desire to send out for the troop!, in view of the approaching winter in South Africa. would be most acceptable, ...

... Tele• graph with two communications he has addressed to Lord Milner and Mr. Arnold Forster dealing with the future of South Africa, together was a covering letter. He expresses the belief that the settlement of our people on the land is the only method ...

... s in South Africa of fresseagorershig communities. But military operations mum for the present be pursued with uslimmbig vigour and alertness. The present Governmasi had squaw. derrd their money, bungled their dipiemey, ensmanaged the war, neglected education ...

... he contended was a most lamentable retrograde step. On a division the Government bad a majority of 51. VLAKFONTEIN. South Africa, as usual, was the subject of many of the questions in the House of Commons on the 15th inst. Mr. Brodrick stated that Lord ...

... to the position in South Africa had been communicated in general outline to the public. The question of political reconstruction must, of course, depend upon the progress of military a ff airs, and the House knew that the war was no longer a contest between ...

... question in regard to the war was one of grit on the part of the nation as to whether there should be a British or a Dutch South Africa. It would be impossible to concede the advantages of self-government to the Boers as aeon as the war was ended. The navy ...

... - roger - a to the articles noommeaded for transmission to the troops in South Africa, the following list has been prepared from the best informs. Lion available at the War Ones, but it doss not pretend to be sahsustive, and is published only es a suggestion ...

... Volunteers returned from South Africa congratulated them on the loyalty of their sentiments to their King. Queen, and country. After having declared the hall open. his Royal Highness said the country had behaved nobly throughout the war, and had loyally answered ...

... gallantry in South Africa that Major Buller's name came prominently before the public for the first time. During the Kaffir war of 1878-9 he commanded a body of irregular cavalry, which was the terror of the Kaffir tribes, and is the Zulu war he added still ...

... were orphans. and 11 were girls whose fathers were, or had been, serving in South Africa. All who took an interest in the breve officers who were fighting in South Africa world recognise that the School offered substantial means of help to some of the ...

... of the war. There was no reason for apprehending any weakening in the policy of the British Governsaint. In the communications between Lord Kitchener and Botha there was no intention to purchase peace by dangerous compromise. He left South Africa far happier ...