... the dissatisfaction of our Oolonists. War with ' South Africa woliM lead to racial strife. It would be practically a civil war. What was seeded was tact, coolness and patience; above all. patience. He deplored • war for which n enflicient cause had hella ...

... required. The British Colony at Florence have opened • subscription list for the benefit of the British sufferers by the war in South Africa. ...

... TO EVERY MAN SERVING IN SOUTH AFRICA. AID FOR THE SICK AND WOUNDED. MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCESS OF WALES. THE BOER CASUALTIES. Dining the month, up to the present. the reinforcements armouneed to have arrived in South Africa number upwards of 31A/0 officers ...

... forces in South Africa among the recipients of 'her sift. Sir Frederick Bart,ll P. has announced that. the Duke of Portland has given the hoodsome .um of to the Red Croft Society for ambulance work in Africa. I'AtirALTY LIST. The War Office issued this ...

... the war, and said question now of the greatest importance was the future of South Africa. That settlement should be a one, each as would make the Dutth loyal Net disloyal. The Liberals would have to how the taxation to meet the expenses of the war was ...

... 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 ...

... will. p:rhaps. provide an opportunity for eonsidering certain eventualities which may arise ass consequence of the war in South Africa. All t ic amply aufffeient to induce us to this interview calculated to exercise a happy influence upon international ...

... 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 ...

... NTS DECISION OF THE GOVE RN MINT az ARMY REBERVIS TO WI YEOMANRY FOR SOUTLI AFRICA. London, Sunday Night. The Press Association to-night Muted the following statement the War (Ace:— Acting on the of the military authorities, the Government has* approved ...

... attain out and au hospital to South Africa, the hospital to be worked under the Central British Red (Vass Committee's regulations by the for War, and to be in touch with the committee and their corainimioner in South Africa. At • meeting of Bare interested ...

... South Africa. It was officially to-day that the tWventh Division mobilised for South Africa wilL ccuuneace embarking on the 4th proximo. Two steamers, ths Golconda and the Mations, are ordered round to Woolwich for the conveyance of troops and war stoma ...