... there was not a pe*s in the world had more right to be in sympathy with the Boers than the Irish people. for the war in South Africa was a war of confiscation and grabbing, such m had been pursued against Ireland by England Ohm.). Mr John O'Donnell ! C. ...

... SOLDIERS OF IN SOUTH AFRICA (Froth Ceertzel Nan Special Corre ;modem.) Or.elege Oc t ._peel. . . The soldier of for oill aloe.* us, and seaport the neighbouring as The csanpagn hos to South Africa a d'art* of of noble and families Bat =fortunately for ...

... MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA eapateen. Cominisedont Altriolet, tbie Chief of aloe Omar* Frey. Slate Artillery. le proceed* witli of artillery in direction of Kimberley. Ladysmith. afeedey. • Throe of Cambinseraven Ime• riedly mastered this iifternoon ...

... Boer flag. Mr John Meaty and opened meeting. Mr stiehael Davitt, 461,•• the IM speaker, reminded the that the eonmg war wee not C war sualy egalnet The Been knew how to tight, and they straight. They defenden of National independence., and they were entitled ...

... for doing no * point Boon not control pao6 _ War wita declared. The reed like thronith the Boer camp. The time limit OTIS by the A/publics hod lima demand wag rercted. Booth Africa stood on . the tiink of a war which would have to see the settlement for ...

... ITEMS FOR WAR TIME The Major Myers. Myers, the Old Etonian, whose determination to take part in the war in spite of the War Office wan followed by fall ea the battlefield three short after his arrival in South Africa, was only known as a soldier ; he ...

... of the Corernment. denied that the war wee blunders. They waited until their won : and if the war any justification the Boer ultimatum swept away all doubts on the question ' - sfr eopenian attributed tlie war to two eau.seit—to the Rreerl for gold ...

... WHEN THE WAR IS OVER WHAT THE CAPE JINGOES WOULD THE INVASION THE COLONY. 80F11.9 AT KIMBERLEY. !Through Laffan'• Agency). Cape Town, Nov. 20,110 This native inhabitants of sent au urgent to British magistrate at Luly Grey to know bow they act after thy ...

... LIMERICK MAN ON WAR. WHO BB 1 Limerick, Thunday. A ustive of C ap s Colony, Mat ef p•• restage. and wbe spent WNW Mehl so 1 the Transvaal, has in ea • Ivisit to sow relatives. and z teresting seemint of his ex lived in Johannesburg. which be I left mny ...

... Intim o to,t Remise. proceeded to divers tho which nod on re count of the present war. So far an way were emceesl. it wed be far better to swim with the us pearcute the war with el/ that our victory be speedy sadism**, Ditt let tie indulge so of vegeemee ...

... WHAT THE SOLDIERS NEED The War Office has supplied the Press As. 'relation with the following list of articles required by British troupe in South Africa, prepared from the best information *mailable at War Office but it does not pretend to be exhaustive ...

... of instruction. FRENCH AND RUSSIAN WARSHIPS FCR SOUTH AFRICA UNDER ORDERf3. - Fri Wank,. In spite of the serni-ollicial note issued yesterday stating that one French war vessel going to South Africa, the Journal to-day says it haa reason to believe that ...