... of good advice that they rushed into this war. Our enemies on the continent, who anticipated some disadvantage to Britain, egged them on to fight, declaring that the British would be driven qut of South Africa; but everybody who is entitled to be regarded ...

... overshadowing issue which the country is now milled upon to decide? Beyond all doubt it is the settlement of South Africa after the war. It is absolutely essential that our policy with reference to the new territory which has been added to the dominions ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Fund in aid of the Wives, Familia' and Da pendent& and Widows and Orphans of Soldiers and Sailors serving in South Africa. Second List. Amounts previously acknowledged 853 18 10 St. Margaret's Church, offertory on Sunday, 17th ...

... Parish of Plumstead. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Fund in aid of the Wives, Familia and Dependents and Widows and Orphans of Soldiers and Sailors serving in South Fourth List, Amonnt previously acknowledged.. £986 17 10 George Mence Smith 10 10 0 Teschers ...

... THE WAR. Eight 5-inch naval guns have been mounted on specially constructed carriages at Woolwich Arsenal for service in South Africa. These guns have a longer range and throw a larger shell than the 4.7 in. naval gun. The transport Manhattan left Queenstown ...

... THE WAR. The 4th battalion Middlesex Regiment will embark for the seat of war about the 21st inst. A 6-inch and several 4.7-inch Naval guns have been received at Woolwich from Messrs. Armstrongs. Orders have been received at Woolwich for No. 8 General ...

... THE WAR. On Wednesday a report of the relief of spread through Woolwich and Plumatead, and created much excitement. No. 5 Depot Battey, Royal Field Artillery, which was ye:ten:lay inspected in No. 2 Battery, will also leave Woolwich to-day. its destination ...

... THE WAR. The Freemasons of the Ordnance Lodge, 2,399, have sent £2l to the Daily Telegraph War Fund. Through the Superintendent of the Royal Albert Docks, the officers and engineers of the P. and 0. steamers afloat, and their shore staff at the Royal ...

... WOOLWICH AND THE WAR. Orders have been received at Woolwich for 150 drivers of the Army Service Caw to be prepared and held in readiness to emlwirk for South Africa. - • —.,.._ Four hundred artillery horses and 57 cavalry horses will leave Woolwich ...

... of stores for South Africa continues unabated, and Army Service waggons, laden with war material, are passing frequently from Woolwich to the Docks with stores for shipment. In the tte of troop* ordered for Corn. vice in South Africa, No. 27 • Army Service ...

... and to embark in transport Di'wars, on the 18th inst., for conveyance to South Africa. With the object of providing additional accommodation for sick and wounded arriving from South Africa. twenty-one temporary hospitals are being erected on the old football ...

... conveyance to South Africa. Official orders have been received at Woolvrioh for a draft of 62 N.G.O.'s and men of the Army Ordnance Corm to be in readiness to embark for South Africa, at the end of the present week. One thousand tons of war have this week ...