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... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. 70,000 MEN IN READINESS. The Press Association telegraphing on Sunday stites —We haveanthority to repeat unequivocally that no new orders for the sending of military forces to Sonth Africa have been given s the result of Frilay's ...
... THE WAR. MONDAY’S NEWS IN BRIEF. Very little fresh intelligence has been received from the Cape, but the meagerness of the information points to the fact that the Boers are steadily gaining ground. Ladysmith is still invested, but the garrison have c ...
... THE BOER WAR. ANOTHER BOER VICTORY. The following telegram has been received at the War Office from the General Officer Commanding in South Africa. [Received 3 p.m. 10th November:— Cape town, 12,40 p.m. by message dated 3rd November, from Buluwayo. “On ...
... THE BOER WAR. There are at present 10,000 troops, irrespective of auxiliary forces, in South Africa, and in the event of complications these will be augmented by 30,000 within a very short space of time. This latter force will consist of 21 battalions ...
... judges and the Volksraad), and why shouldn’'t every white man in Africa bave equal rights 7 R i ...
... South Africa. When his lordship had proceeded thus far the crov d on the west side broke into song. Continuing hesaid — Soldiersof the Queen, you will presently all share in the desire felt throughout the country thatafter all there may | be no war, and ...
... Transvaal War, we are asked to say that there is no foundation for this rumour so far as the association is concerned. A number of Catholic ludies residing in the county and city, having near relatives and friends at present serving in South Africa, are anxious ...
... THE BOER WAR. London, Friday Night. The following has been Mlal at the War Office from General Buller to Secretary of State for War:— «Chieveley Camp, Dec 15, 6.20. “ [ regret to report serious reverse. I moved in full strength from camp near Chieveley ...
... FIGHTING IN AFRICA. OA PTUllltor YALABOOR'A VII9NGHOLD Br BOWS. RoeW. rhgesey Mates—Th. Consul of the in has to-day resolved the tellowiog aspital bee oaptorod by the who two woo killed and wounded. The Boots have eaptured 1,600 of cattle. Tao mafioso ...
... living authorities on South Africa has given it, I hear, as his deliberate opinion that a war with the Trans. vaal would involve England in an expenditure both of men and money greater than was incurred in the Crimean War. Of the final outcome of the ...
... Bocr War., ceived, and the manner in which our daily journals fill their columns with vamped accounts of the war-like procecdings in South Africa, no information of any importance has as yet been received from South Africa. The bulletin from the ...
... Chamberlain spent some hours at the War Office yesterday. Mr Chamberliin was again in attendance at the Colonial Otfice to-day at noon. The St James's Gaztte says it has received authentic information that the War Oflice has decided to dispatch three ...