... and proceeded. All ?? order i, of the Scr'etary for War. ; d Up to nine o'clock to-night no fuither news e f moent bed reached the war Office or Colonial Office in reference to the war' in South Africa. P IESPATCH FROM THE COM- ! $ANDING 'FFICER. g* - ...

... public interest hi theo-war in South Africa overtops, -for the n.mT&ient, all other- topics. To- I day's news fron: Manila will tend to divert much of the public attentioa from events in South Africa to the ra-oponing of the war in the Philippines. It ...

... Run this rvl)uing from The Kennels, Church T:ie. War Office has selected Liebig Cona v's Extract as, being :the best and Most suitable ir use inv the Field Hospitals -of-the: rt tD Army Corps in South Africa.. W1-' ' Every pound contains tlhe 6dtic 6 GiE' ...

... (applause). The eatbeti- tion of ten thousand troops now bJ an Qrdt di the War Office would relieve tbb ?? , bid it prolonged, would cause not only d6fameri distress in South Africa bat etiiflhte tft antagonism, and cause much futuae 461b) And anxiety (applause) ...

... of war- - Lord jnchiquin. in- secodring the resolution. said they.sboul. all atutltheir shoulders t( the' -f-wheel and feel th]at ?? had arrived when. aothinrg thit.tbey ?? do shoild stand iii the tvorh f .th Gvernnlent in prosecuting thin war: 'to7 ...

... deep into the social life of the country, that practically party warfare became something very little different from civil war masquerading under Parliarmetary forn = 'lhat danger we had seen exhibited in so Continental States. There wan yet another dan- ...

... rtin more 7hobado07 fairiy taken his -cc 12pltoi R. Coventry, a sno - ?? ,-eritd by Major CoVenltry, 'who atit1'rt in Souath Africa a year or two ?? r ,ar o Oi otcwaril of the Jockey Club s ariliec ?? l tire Cate,,tv \rt.,tii Airmurn lile-etming 'aco'rd- ...

... It has been st4ed in one of the Paris .papers I that a compromising letter from Gener lde Gallifet, the Prench Minister of War, was in- cluded. among.::the papers seized in connection. with the Roy4lipt plot. General de (alluffet has written to the Figaro ...

... time .rmatters were 've~t Uven; aridirt 'leftth tW Gsitit-we lbn asqure4 a point, end shortly afterwards another, .but Cork war equal to .the; ccasiqf, and had 6 like balance tlttl i dfldit (vi ie ibitial Sal!. A t thie. expiratioa of t'twety minutes the ...

... on -Saturday last of adding to the locaL ,fu:nd for the relies of the wvidowvs and orphans of ethe soldiers killed in .the war in .South Afritat by ea~rranging a match with Queen's College. At rthe entrance gates Union Jacks and Royal Stan-I hdards were ...

... evening's entertainment was4 an exhibition by the American biograph. Several scenes of incidents connected waith the war in South Africa were received with enthusiastic cheers, the asesembly heartily singing on several occasions ' Soldiers of the Queen ...

... contributed a little. The light was bad and r~A rain finally established its sovereignty at 5 30 with the result-a fairlyequitable war. Score- CO. OALWAY. lst Ina. - -0d luns. AD -Cimyn b H ' Hariinz'ton ;.88 J M Melonb c sub b - W Harrington- ?? 21 N O'C Contry ...