... opponents professed as to how John Bull receive the Hill for the South Africa* War, their chief anxiety was postpone an appeal the electors. Englishmen bad been united during the war, but was equally they should b» united in the settlement follow, and ih ...

... view to testing the legality of her detention on board the Avondale Castle, and her subsequent deportation from South Africa. TILE WAR THAT IS NOT OVER. GIVING THE ENGLISH MILITIAS A CHANCE OF DISTINCTION. The sth Militia Battalion of the Royal Warwickshire ...

... of these hostilities. Speaking nthe war on Saturday at Durham, Lord Durham said they were told by Sir Henry Canipbel:-Bannermann that their men had been guilty of barbarous and loathsome behaviour in Smth Africa. If Sir .believed that he was a fool; ...

... in South Africa sufficiently large, Roman Catholic chaplains would be appointed. LOST SOUTH AFRICAN CONSIGNMENTS. Mr Broderick said that no atcps were to be taken in reference to the losses of merchants who had shipped -mods to South Africa before the ...

... THE NEW APPOINTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA. (Central News War Service). Cape Tema, December 23rd. As far as can be ascertained, the news of Lord Roberts' appointment is regarded by the Colonials generally with eatisfaction.• The appointment will certainly be ...

... the same engagement. The Daily Chronicle remarks that a grandson of Daniel O'Connell hew beat his life in South Africa. Before the war began he went out to Johannesburg as a clerk in the Consolidated Investment Company. When hostilities began be volunteered ...

... all was well at Kimberley on November Stu. The town was bouaborded but not damaged. The Gen.ral Commanding in eouth Africa telegraphs to War Office from Cape Town that Colonel Kekewich has telegraphed from Kimberley as f..llowa--••November well; no serious ...

... now enrollinn an Irish contingent of hunting and sporting men for the Imperial Yeomanry, who are to take part the South Africa war, must be regarded as very cheering one. The numlicr of men required is 115, and already have offered their services. The ...

... decoration, which was pinned on to the breast of the mei. .pient by His Royal Highness. The medal was or servs.ce in eouth Africa during the war. The battalions are being marshalled with great vigour /or the Waterford Boat Cub meeting to-nigitt. Mr. C. W. Mosley ...

... party in past and continued confidence in thowieo and steadfast leadership. The Duke, returning thanks, said prolonged war in South Africa was causing grave anxiety,but did not alter any respect tho issues on which the country decided the general election ...

... 000 BOEBS—BRITISH REPULSE—HEAVY LOSSES—GENERAL WAUCHOPB KILLED—TERRIBLE WAR BOEK LOSSES—WHOLE GOBI'S WIPED OUT—BRITISH RETIRE TO THE MODDF.R. Despatches were received at the War Office on Wednesday from Lord Methuen, giving brief particulars of two clays’ ...

... dairy show prove that this worthy endeavour has already advauced a lung way towards complete success. Latest from South Africa. A War °Moe despatch issued 'Weary stated that during the day General White bad fought a successful ratio': with an Orange Free ...