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... THB WAR. Dear Efir—/ shall feel obliged by &Devlin me to offer a few remarks concerning this fearful war now regiag between the Government of this country and the Boer Government of Africa. In war or in politics is entitled to his opinion, and ow one ...
... accompanied by his miktary Secretary, Sir 0 Grove, to vi-it the War Odic* at 11 o'clock on Saturday night. A little later a messenger despatched to Lord Lansdowne. The callers at the War Offiee inchaded Sir Major Evan Martin, Mr Sandais (on 1..1i of Mr ...
... WHAT WILL THE WAR BE LIKE? A military correspondent writes in the Westminster Gazette—Now that we pear to be almost committed to a war in South Africa, a war which may hare ultimate consequences altogether undreamt of, it may not be altogether unprofitable ...
... se°erasure with the tradition of British in South Africa in war One of the most hriMant feats of this nature ever performed was the *ix days of Sr Smith from Oapetown to Grahamstown at I Gee opening of the War 1. 1884. Another daring dash was that of Rickard ...
... that a war Africa. It rise. in the ridges beyond lichten. berg, and increases in volume considerably until S HORT STORY. it reach. Mafekintr. when , especially at this hour. Mr Scions deplores the war, though would be avoided in South Africa at the eleventh ...
... VOLIJNIEFItg . FOR- SOUTI! AFRICA. I The 1;;;; 'members of Royal recently volunteered for active service in h Africa. The Commandant of the regiment, Lord Harris, interested himself in the offer. which it is to-day announced hos been oflklaUy accepted ...
... 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 ...
... THE POPE AND THE WAR. Rome. Wednesday Afternoon. It the of • short speech to the chiefs a the Leigh pilgrimage today. the Pope referred to the SINTOW with which he regarded the unhappy war in South Africa, and said that he earnestly prayed for the early ...
... THE WAR PREPARATIONS. ORDERS AT WOOLWICH. London, Wedneeday Night. The Aseociation's Woolwich onrrespondist It Ins officially notified to-day that Ident-Qdoteel P . W orawnendillit sad Captain If B soa of the eormiincling the Woolwich District, kw been ...
... THE WAR. Ur to the time of writing u. startling news has reached from the scat of war, if except the announcement that, a sharp engagement. has taken plan! between the Doer forces and the British troops at 31a1.king. The report has it that Colonel Ba ...
... ) CALLER AT THE WAR CorifiCE. _ _ _ The Duke of Lord Ilopetoth were amongst the at the War Office, aad happily found that their friends with the forcee in South Africa did lot in the casualty bet. Mr Balfour node late peznal inquiries, and Lord Ainpthill ...