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... THE NEW SENION. consequence of the cris's in South Africa I and the war between England and the Boer Republic to which it inevitably led, will re-sasemble to-day for the purpose of giving the Government an opportunity of asking both Homes to sanction ...
... Britbh knew that well, and that is why they interposed the alternative of or war ors Prance. Major Marchand then declared that he would later resume his explorations in Africa—Renter. ...
... i—We we is a parities to mho two anatinelnill eonconing the sew at Itajatial Yeaunewy IY3 Dent to Beath Africa. The fa ear military Aids at mat at war want it to sawter, id passible, 8,000 MM. No at , this feet is the offend published yeeterday. N 3 amber ...
... expected to remain in Ireland tlll the end of the month unless his presence at the War Office is required earlier. In consequence of unfavourable advises from South Africa General Sir H Brackenbury has intimated to several Ordnance officers the peed,bility ...
... CRUISER FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Gibralt or. Wednesday. The cruiser Furious has been ordered to be is readiness to procesd to Beath Africa. DEPARTURE OF TROOPS. The tranaport left the Royal Albert Docks to-day with troop, and bones for South Africa. The takes of ...
... of the end of the war. One of the papers goes ea far am to soy that the power of Great Britain I broken for Africa, and that this disaster will lead to the rising et the Afoltaaders and the foandation of a United Blabs of Booth Africa. Most writem pay ...
... thasesad pounds towards the transport of the Yorkshire contingent to South Africa. NO NEWS FROM Tiff: FRONT.— I OFFICIAL THANKS. The Pima Aisociation says—At 11.35 sight the War Office intimated that there was se sews from the front for the Prow. The following ...
... have sons st the front in South Africa ; the Prime Minister has • son lighting on the Western bolder; the Secretary for War has two sons on their way to the field of operations; Mr Wyndham (the Under Secretary for War) recently saw off • brother, who ...
... Boots. - Their meant to prevent war, not to force it on. He asked Colonel Jammu did he demand • poll? Colonel Johasos—Certainly. If the Board , wish to declare they sre not with their fellow countrymen in South Africa let them do so. Mr O'Brien—Let them ...
... Buck: inlhain Palace. where she remains for the present. BSe immediately sent to tbe War Ilthce 'making inquiries as to her son's pending depaitare for South Africa. ...
... in nc Magee delayed by rout of artillery, for the, grand total of gun. now in South Africa is a number untrimilled in any preiOus war wageil by Great Britain. As the war now been in progress for two months, it may interestitu; to glance at the porition ...
... ilOl3 ItELIFF 314 INEY. Irrea. War Siircial.) Durban. Nov. 19. Ti.. valleetril hy the -Daily lededraphrd out for the relief of the dependants lif the weather. of the Durban I.i2ht Infantry killeil 41r in;tirthl in the war haa been rece:red with the iketpest ...