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embarking the frst week of the New Yeur,

Reinforcements of artillery will also be despatched, and a_ considerable cavalry force, added to which will be mounted contingents from Australia and other colonies

The commander-in-chief , with Lord Kitchener as his chiet of staff, 's gener- ally welcomed here, thoug +h in some quarters it is wished that Kitchener as a younger man, should be placed in supreme command. Wolseley’s infiu- ence is thought to have prevented | lord Kitchener being appointed. The

latter is young, has vast experi--| ~— and is noted for a good ileal of shrewd common sense, and in|

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in the present € ampaig Owing to the brez ikdown of one of the Sout th African cables. there is reai- no news from the seat’ of war. Much satisfaction is expressed at the fact that Warren’s division— the Fifth —will be landed at Port Elizabeth about the midle of January.

at once start from there to reinforce

Gatacre. Being senior to Gatacre, he will assume chief command of the

operations in Cape Colony, and with his knowledge of Africa it is able to turn the tables. *eventually retire on

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ped he will be Gatacre will oe wn.

Lord Methuen to have form-— ed an entrenched camp on Modder have advanced his base. ing for another entirely depen- line of railroad to

cer ms miver, ¢ ind to He is apparently prepar stroke, though he is Cent on a Orange River.

single

Sir Charles Warren.

Lieutenant-General Sir Charles War- 'ren, Commander of the fifth army Division, was born at Bangor, North Wales, in 1840. He was educated at Cheltenham College, and also at both the Royal Military College at Sand- hurst, and the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich. He entered the Royal 1357, and was soon marked out as being a clever young man, for in 1866 he was assistant in- structor in the surveying school of Military Engineering. From 1867--70 he conducted a reconaissance of Palestine, for the Palestine explor- ation Fund. In 1876-77, he was one of the commissioners for laying down

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