... 1-X)H THE WAR. six ofikers am) over 200 oon-cotnmusiuntxlolßccrs and men of liußars amvcil at the North Wall from Newbridge, and at 'J o'clock left on tbo is. foe Holyhead. They will equipped Alderahot, and then embark for .'South Africa. WAR TERMS. (ruuu ...

... tints, doting firm. Beak Sharaa (old) wore porehaoed 3130 j for moßey, aeauirt *. U» praeediM quotations. StaadarJof South Africa war* told at for tima. acaiaat 38*. Um (oaaarrato. Union of Aaatratia latt 8a 731 | for time. ' Bi*»e»dMlaiaeaecurltiei wee ...

... Tf»«*»aal War, that Uk li.TienußTOi (vhcraW tu carrying Use war throajb and merwfaUy. eonir .onrsi the diplomacy which led u. t.j«ieireuid mlrerß M her aobjeet*. hat wai* a error bring a cnsu> oem alter the raid, loteaattjed faebn; all over South Africa, t. ...

... circles during the day. Tho War was visited by from other Gnverotnent departments. We.ii End eloba, &c., for news of reported | conllicta. Even Kedvers Boiler left Kin;land assume his responsible comin ami South Africa wilhool tho War Oflice being in position ...

... Coldrtnan Guardu «t nor iliem. I also wish to remark that the reomy which was euUartad focttoJUnitooJaplAina who want to the war Africa wa» hapAaA to tha Patriotic Uuiul. and there is .•a ...

... particular attention. Among ether mines Bio PuitaleU J. Miieellsne** BacaritM* men ffcirty w«U mutaiMd. and CoMty Bank Sooth Africa Shana war* | bettar. hot Ottonaa Bank Slurea w»ie A tow- Allaoppa Tieft n.acr fall i. Amtod Bread 4. An lari's dindeod 7 par caot ...

... the** aroma to tore aubaidad. and buy era are com Bg forward with utefideace. Tramway Share* wera aery firm. Swoto Africa* MiDing ‘totuna war* doll to weak. It ia poubl* rtactio* mar ran hula fanner, but tb* uadertcoe it, w* tnmk. n>teon*g. Cyete Tyra Store* ...

... resolution, by majority of 38 to 3, warn ins the British Government the fatal consequence* which may ensue to South Africa if the war against the be-continued. In another resolution, carried a majority of 22 to 15, too Volktraad protest* against the influence ...

... on the. following Thursday. Ur Stanley, the discoverer of Livingstone, sailed to-day from Liverpool for the West Coast of Africa war correspondent for the London Times. He brings out with him steam launch. , A circular has been issued this evening by Messrs ...

... ore not as War Oflice. If fighting takes it will bt- serious, and most ready for a bard campaign, which will need a gre.it«-r troops than are either in South Africa at this moment their way tint her. Them can Is- question tins 4 making war the cheap, ...

... than the other subjects her Mo;t Gracious Majesty in ull r« decks honour the aim j , * uiturally I that iu the lite -v in Africa, war military capacity of the hi/1.0-1 order was required, happened that countryru In ours was the leader ebuaen uphold the honour ...

... march upon Fretona. it is, thecslculatiojis of onr Military Coum-il at tho War Office have been upset by the feeble estimates the Wat Intelligence Ihpwrtment in South Africa, When war was declared was supposed that the Roar fighting force numbered no more ...