... numbers. There is every reason to fear that the question will widen intoa war of ences, and that it will not be in the Transvaal alone, but throughout Seath Africa, thet the war of Englishor Dutch supremacy vill have tobe fought out. Fears are entertained ...

... of the Dutch people on the subject of the Transvaal, expresses ite warm fellow- feeling with the Hoilanders in South Africa im tne war they have undertaken in order to regain their national independence. It feels prompted to express admiration as well ...

... Floteuce Dixie, after having literally ridden the high horse through Pat , gonta, is about to start on another chase in South Africa as war correspondent to the Morning Post. The reason of her ladyship's abrupt departure is stated to be the severe message ...

... resolution by majority of Jti to warning the British Government of the fatal conse'* qnenecs which may ensue to South Africa if the war against the Boers be continued. In another resolution, carried by majority of to 16, the Volksraad protests against the ...

... 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 ...

... South Africa in the war they have undertaken in order to regain their national independence- It teels prompted express admiration well for the heroism shown their manly resistance, as for the generous and humane way which they have carried the war, and ...

... (BY TELEGRAPH.) THE TRANSVAAL WAR. London, Friday. A telegram received the War Office states that the Tamar, with the H7th Regiment on board, arrived Durban yesterday. The following telegram has been received at'the War from the General Officer commanding ...

... every reason to fearl, indeed, that ere long tha qul-rsion wil3 widen into a war of races, and that it will not be in the TransH- 1 vaal alone but throughout South Africa that the war of English or Dutch suppremacy will have to be fought out. At Pivtermaritzburg ...

... of the Datch people on the subject of ths ,Transveal expresses its warm fellow feeling with tho Hollanders ia South Africa in the war they bave undertaken in crder to regain thelr national independence. It prompted to express admiration as well os for ...

... of the - | Goverament of the fatal consequences which may | post. The have accepted the General's of | ensue to South Africa if the war against the Boers | resigeation, and Mr Hugh J. Jewett has been pro- another resolution, carried by a | poeed as his ...

... avenged. But her Majesty's foeling that it was necessary to se- ereased power which they cure peace, saw no reason bef} Africa, the war ebeuld be ae whatever was to be gained ly it. Hear, hear.) On euch an as this. he wish to enter into the difficult and ...

... February, It was not afact thaton his return from India o at of was offered to him, and that on ‘is return from South Africa he was War Office that it would be inced to £12,500, The facts were these. The its had been most carefully in- vestigated, and it ...