... Majesty ukiog iota coa•idsratiuu the emicmt *er*i«es Field Marsht! Karl Unbelt* Kandaiur, foai■aand> in Majesty a daring tk* war Africa, being desiruoa re loumuan at so-, ft service* to *ont*r upca him signal murk of hi* favoar, to bis faithfui > ■ •toana* ...

... OKITLEHS AND MEN. lAL IAACATCMK^,) Tlic War Oili.-e lair Last inj{ht iraurd the anoe» si.UMiient: Tim fullwiog mformation. rvsptvtins the •h.iouiis «aatulnl men IWre Vlaktonli in, ha-* he-ii rcvivwl the Surciaiy War irum Ktichener ; - l.iMiteoant W. S. Is ...

... SOOTH AFRICA. BRITISH SUCCESSES. LAAGER CAPTURED. A SURPRISED. BOEU POM-POM TAKEN’. MANY PRISONERS. iOFFICIAL DESPATCHES.) Tin' War 1-u.l evening issued the following iloapatch : •Fbom lairi* to Sec-rktarv tor. •• PRETORIA. Jn.r 29. p.m. •• Since 22ad ...

... before them, they say repart—•*Tbo question Army renmuss has coMlaally occupied the attention « CommiSfionera. The war in South Africa brought tlio matter more pronnueoily and baa raada tho Coianusaiuo aware t-* esisting and Uie lor ehange in the preaent ...

... usual way. The agencies have now ivce>etl a stronglyworded letter from the Secretary State War. stating that should the telegrams appear in the Mail future the War will cease to issue copies to the agency in question. No reason is given tor this step, but ...

... the iDOiahilling Dragoons are Oftlered lie ready for enbark-ition tar South Africa on the 10th proximo. Doth these regiment* were stationed at the Curragh before going the seat war, aud both hare diatingtmhed tberoselve* the front. A l&ard of Officers will ...

... Urertton. who arealre idtf South Africa, will join Lady Knot, Mr*. Fawcett, and Miu Ifeaoe at Cape Town, where they are doe about the August. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. hare rerelfed the tellawmg ofteul dsspatcbcs Wry State for War: - C*rs Tows. The (i-Uoelo# ...

... udob them the Sooth African war modal. Mr Lieutenant the Light liaise, also the recipient the S«jath Aincan medal. Only the Central Africa Reamrat •»! officers received the Ashanti medal. The King al=o presented .Ifrtcio war medals a large number of Army ...

... the globe where we bra possessions has been equal right* far all whites and justice for the coloured net*. The South African war was forced by tis obstinate refusal Boer oligarchy locoocei# civil and political equality. Theßeenmiotss the while races on ...

... acveptesl o* ade'ioalely ssppirt the charges. The Commute*, whilst that eertftin pay meats marie in with Geld intelligenceloMouib Africa ftß’l f« a ...

... returned, end they lived for time under the roof, but the wife's wish occupied separate rooms. In 1891 obtained post in West Africa, and went again India. Ho wrote to hi* wife that had intciiiinnof living the sort of life she imposed on him before, but the ...

... sarvifn- King and country in huulii Africa can l*c estmuted at that ar any otlurr pm-iso of ncoiy. Tlha* | t«r»Km. utli.-o they were rt-oderctl. 1 were luvaUmlde, for it not 100 niu -li to ray that Itonl Ko>wna aaveil Sooth Africa the Ktupire, aiH) therewith ...