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... Council summoned consider what course should adopted view of the serious reverse sustained by the English forces in South Africa. That the War Office knew the disaster a considerable time • she news was given to the general public evident from the fact that ...
... that the battalion will leave Monday next for South Africa. WAR OFFICE AND RESERVISTS London, Wednesday. The Secretary of State fur War baa issued the following notice:—“The places all men in the War Office employ belonging to the army reserve who may ...
... what will the war be LIKE military correspondent of tlie o»t minster Gazette,” says:—Now that we appear to almost committed to « war in South Africa, war ’-hich may have ultimate consequences altogether undreamt of, it mav not altogether unprofitable ...
... plunged the event, which yT' Kilmainham Treaty in 1882 THE AFRICAN Tun eminent, with which 4, w, received the ,en. war Africa have bee audacious, hnt gtote*,*. are being made to -go „„ although revelation, continue making how fate were th, which claimed ...
... continue that motion properly and formallv l*cfore the Council. I must state toy views. I ..m .■! opinion that the in South Africa war wanton and unprovoked aggression, undertaken the inaffjration Of Mr. Chamberlain and the capitalist, who are areedilv longing ...
... WHERE THEY ARE. T AUTHENTIC DETAILS. It has hitherto boru nupnuiUo to with certainty all the troops that werv in Sooth Africa before the war broke that have wife beau sent 001. Under the oirvnmslancrs diK-ropoaties liave crept in. and people in this cuontry ...
... -cavalry end located n cad Ireland vul drawn upon the rung force to laaiwta'nad Sooth Africa when the war haa teminated. Already the war now in prneraaa Boath Africa i« having the effect rf ceiling pafavc our nulitnir reuujpeaaenU manner which attention ...
... Comaisaier F. Los. ; Major A. Chichester and J Caymr. Mr. Wlnatou Churchill, of Lend Randolph Churchill, who caseled so Swath Africa as a war rorre.p admit. Imre also board the Dunottar Cantle. A detachment of tome Amy Service Corps was oho aboard. ...
... (local ItajorGeneral, A. P. R. 8. Oxley. Elute Royal Rills Coq._ I ilajor4lenasi Kelly.Kanny, I.e out woo awake in Sada Africa, has had war wake, •od 5. bald pa.. at house. It. m ahe of Lo lb bore he onlerly oaker to Jepham. H. aim at the &Woe GI • to the ...
... my view. I am of opt. elan ties AS present war in fiend Africa • war of wanton and =provoked Undertakes the C. l' Va- a. althea end the eyilsYssu whore ermedr.y longing to grab the geld It sill be a cam/ sad war. helps misery sad tribelatipe inksbends rid ...
... Association is officially informed that numerous applications have been received at the War Office from clergymen volunteerin'* for aervice in South Africa. Secretary for War it to be known that there is no intention of sending ont any more clergymen to minister ...
... Transvaal agreed. VOICE FROM WEST AFRICA. Lagos, Wednesday. The Legislative Council unanimously passed reaohition yesterday to offer the services of 300 Hausa* the Imperial Government for service in South Africa should war break out between Great Britain ...