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... TUESDAY, Dxc- mrn 25, 1900. There is practically no news from South ?? . Africa to-day. The War Office published no i despatches yesterday, and very few press mes- h sages have come through. P At the fortnightly meeting of. the Police Department of Glasgow ...
... CAPE TOWN. THE SKILLED LA3Ol i MARKET IN SOUTR AFRICA. (From War Correspondent or Daily News and Glasgow. Herald.) i Cape Town, April 2M. 12.30 p.-. The Boer prisoners at Green Point track in- _ tend holding bicycle and athletic sports. d With reference ...
... the services ren-1 dered by this force in South Africa:- War Office, London, S.W., May 24. Sir-' The Secretary of State for War directs me to acquaint you that, in the opinion of Her 'Majesty's Government, the time has now come when the committee of the ...
... He urged them not to mind the war in South Africa. The temperance war was not a war of force- It was a war of reason, of argu- ment, and of persuasion, and-although he was not saying anything here to condemn the other ...
... Cephalonia for X'P service in South Africa. *'3The War Office last night issued an order in- thhie p ring es-soldiers to re-elst for home servicee sod lfor on12 year under very advant~gnous terms der 1_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ SE WAR OFFCE in The PrseAssocation has ...
... said that at tho present moment there was one subject occupy- ing the mind of every Scotsman, and that was the war in South Africa. The war was one into which they had not entered willingly; it had been forced upon them. The Government had endeavoured ...
... full responsibility of war must y at all times restlirth the Government in power if for the time being, who alone had the lnow- 11 ledge and means to avert war; who were' able le to judge of the preparedness of the country for .y war; and who alone had materials ...
... sn'e~e/lirties, Linulseut:w :. .. It 0 aI .r BelIte. Caledoeian Thaatre,'Camnock 10 0 0 The ud no tands at(4500. SOUTHI AFRICA WAR FUND. The following among other additional contri. hiutiius rccsiv'd Emn lovees .Toin Brown &t Co.. Limited, Clyde- . - ...
... the first o-thing to be done is to hold a public and ex- I s, haustive inquiry into the whole conduct of a [d the South Africa war, with a view to eliciting, i En not somuchthe names of individuals whohave i in been found incompetent, as the exact truth ...
... horses. The artillery consists of gel0p'in~g maxims. Colonel Rhodes accompanies the column. REJOICINGS IN SOUTH AFRICA- (Press Association War Special) Kimberley. May 21. Passengers who have arrived here by mail train to-day state that the wildest enthusiasm ...
... se.t to £innth Africa since the war com- mienred had been rejected. Colonel Lockwood-In your 25 years'exper!- .ocnca h avo you ever been approached by a con- tfractor or anybody else in the way of a bribe?- 1, Ye., once. In South Africa, about 15 years ...
... a meetings at Eict Calder t lastnight on the subject of the war. While not approving of a stop-the-war policy, he moodemned the spirit in which negotintions were conducted to prior to the war. The cand.date aiso spoke at > - Pmpberston. Dr Clark has issued ...