... 7. 1900. ADVICE TO THOSE WHO ARE ABOUT TO EMIGRATE TO SOUTH AFRICA. (By Julian Ralph, in the Daily Mail.) No matter what is urged against it in print, a great many men will go to South Africa to seek their fortunes, and another considerable number will ...

... reference to carriage as are necessary for the ben.-tit of the country, and especially of its agricultural interest& The war in South Africa being now practically at an end, I should support a policy having for its object the permanent annexation of the Transvaal ...

... Masonic Societies. Mr. E.lnintideon,, with his brother and Mr. J. K. Bach, emigrated to South Africa prior to the outbreak of hostilities ;here. Int. witeliately on war being declared the writer volunteered, and wan accepted for service with the Duke of Klinhurgles ...

... lecture on South Africa here last night gave rise to an extraordinary demonstration of Canadian loyalty. The following appeared in our Special Editions yesterday:— OFFICIAL DESPATCH Fill GENERAL BULLER. A despatch received at the War Office to-day from ...

... British statesmen to the effect that this war was begun and is being carried on with the set purpose of undermining her Majesty's authority in South Africa, and of setting up an ad. • ministration over all South Africa independent of her Majesty's Government ...

... change in the situation. The transport Atlantian left Queenstown today with troops and an enormous quantity of war material for South Africa. A London correspondent says--Mr. Charles Williams has not been long in finding another oatlet for his journalistic ...

... Dublin, which had the ill luck to y The Liberal Leader and the War. The Liberal party will pay dearly far their present unpatriotic attitude as ragas& South Africa. We cannot stop the war Do long as the Boera are still in the field. Sir only Campbell ...

... soldier of the Queen, and we congratulate his family on his safe return. (Loud cheers.) And now that the war in South Africa is virtually euded, and the war in China is not likely to begin, let us hope and pray that the standards cf battle will soon be furled ...

... fourteen days ago. Ever since the last Transvaal war the Boers hava been buying guns, rifles, ammunition, with the object of driving out of South Africa. The Boers themselves said the outset of tbs war, *lnto the sea this time,’ meaning us. Joubert put ...

... Seventh Diviaion, which ia being mobiliaed, will pneaad to South Africa without delay, wall reinforeaßenta of artillary, including a Howitzer Brigade. Tha Coßßander-ia-Chiaf in Sooth Africa haa been authoriaed to oontinna to raiaa at hia diecretion local ...

... of the war. Bat there was a deeper cause. He believed there was a plot to overthrow British Infiaonee over the whole of JUtk Africa. It was not a selfish war we were in. Aa in Chius, had striven (or the open door of all nations, was it iu Africa. went ...

... printed on page three ; and on page seven will be found the opening chapters of Boer or Briton? a tale of love and war in South Africa. Having already intimated the visit of the Right Rev. Henry S. O'Hara, D.D., Lord Bishop of Cashel. Waterford, etc. ...