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... WEDNESDAY, T 14. IMS. THE MALAGASY WAR. PROSPECTS OP A FRENCH SUCCESS. INTERVIEW WITH THE LATE COMMANDEB-IN-CHIEP THE ISLAND ARMY. (REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE.) London, Taeodoy Night. Colonel Charles 8t Leper Sherrlnton bos mode to representotin of. Beater’s ...
... to arert war. „ Large «hipmen»6 of swres are A the probability interrenlion. aremng that Del- rimt Ruania for puipoae. Pretoria, August 11. | The following the foil ten of Am* ™ of the Grondwet. winch las the Voiksraed with acclanhition . , war, rebellion ...
... PAELT THE MATABELE WAR. ALARMING BLMOIB SUPPOSED ANNIHILATION OF MAJOR WILSON’S FORCE. London. Wednesday Night. The Pall Mall Gazette to-night gives currency an alarming rumour of disaster in and tbe supposed annihilation of Major Wilson’s force. mya—“ ...
... Ottoe, Fl»rt rtroet, Monday Monsiaf. War Preparations. certainly locked like war at Waterloo Station Saturday. Thore was plenty •>( material for » narrative tha hands eapert war The familiar of soldiers biddmß adieu to friends sweethearts. and rnves; ...
... the following of the youngest of the war correspondents— All anxiety a* to the future the war .is now removed. Mr. Winston Churchill tells u* that starting for Natal •to Urge an unflinching and prosecution the war.’ The is saved. The Late Mr. Costelloe ...
... to mads from two points, the West Indian Regiment attacking from Bathorat. where wars 'tattooed, and nasal brigade from point higher op tbs Gambia. These dstacbosats wars to make sailed attack Fodi SHah's stronghold, sad is aanniaed that West Indian did ...
... ! LETTER! 0*o« «re«. Flgtit to** Existence. The task Motts thft British Army in Soutl Africa is longer one of wiping out Boer*. work of conquest was to » mhtter weeks the outside, and, before blow was struck, responsible English newspaper* and prominent ...
... REPUBLIC FROM THE BORDER. (J) THAT HER MAJKCTVB TROOPS WHICH ARE NOW Vi.imRT , SHALL NUT LANDED IN SOUTH AFRICA. amount to a DECLARA- ' TION OF WAR. Tuesday SV™?S-',oU°'SntT'S“5 V™?S-',0U°'SntT'S“ in booth j 6,46 n.m. was received in ibe Colonial to-dar ...
... ” ENTERPRISE SPECIAL WAR NEWS TOR IRELAND. THE IRISH INDEPENDENT w COMPANY HAS COPYRIGHTED FOR IRELAND FOR EXCLUSIVE PUBLICATION THE WHOLE OF THE WAR SERVICE SENT BY THE DAILY TELEGRAPH’S” CORRESPONDENTS THE FRONT SOUTH AFRICA. THERE ARE EIGHT SPECIAL ...
... IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT 15,000 of wide experience South Africa, in the current number the “National R®* view,” makes out a damning, and appar- j ently unanswerable, case against those who i Lav© been worrying Kruger and his Boers for the past seven ye ...
... this I little war in South Amca has proved so great that Bagtand pracncally of troops, and this moment largely pends for its defence that most uncertain quantity, the Militia, The Voluatoan, thanka tho jealousy and parsimooy of the War Office, would not ...
... LONDON LETTER. independent special ■war.. OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ' Independent Office, Fleet street, London, THE IBISH DAILY INDEP fT. WEDNESDAY. I*. 18»7« these matters. He see, that ACCELERATION OF THE ia evidence that aay persoos e«jnitwtw mete, but ...