... ATTITUDE OF IRISHMEN. NATIVE DI SOUTH AFRICA. The Pall Mall Gazette special correspondent telegraphs :—There are evi•lences of unrest among the Orions.. Poodoes. and a section of the Beebnanita anl Matchelm. ar.d fears are ecter• Mined that they will ...

... THZ WAR RUMOURS. Na from Booth Africa yesterday of a vary kind. The Daily Telegraph* published a despatch from its special earrospoadent in Natal, aneouncing that the Boon crowed the border, and occupied Laing's Na and Majnba Hill, two positions on the ...

... all South Africa. h i s igaora is ea nce se by dom. lAs I sit writing in the lobby of the Govern , them who lfilk it wimw , meat Buildings, in an inner hall the End sadder than lid to Min to P I kin bk. a is debating the issue peace of war. To-day will ...

... AND THE WAR. Paris, Suudav . . With the exception of the .I.lh . eiTe.. ; ;;lTich endeavouring to bolder up its circulation by g to the popular taste for batting Log- , pandering evening papers foil ciedit to the Britidt troops in South Africa for yesterdays ...

... Transvaal War Fund. MANstoN HOUSE II Ait RELIEF FUND. fund now amounts to 6196,000. The donations included £lOO from Grand Duke of Mecklenburg StreMa. and AMMO from citizens of Auckland. New THE BOMBARDNIEVE OF KINIBERLET. (Prow Awmciation War special.) ...

... WAR NEWS. Tan war news from South Africa continuo to be indesite, ooatreactory, and for the most, part, unreliable. On Saturday alarming rumours were circulated of sanguinary battles having been fought in Natal. Sir George White, it was said, had advanced ...

... THE DEARTH or WAR NEWS. is little news South Africa to-day—none, at all emote, to modem the i sensational about the investment of Ladysmith the advance of the Boer forme to Colons.. If it be true that telegraphic communication between Ladysmith and Durban ...

... A TRANSVALL WAR. AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE CHANCES. All the talk about • kersiou of Odemy is sheer nonionic The Transvaal away, each as it is, is essentially eall, orals of and other burghers wko may be seesioeable enough when wanted at any reticular place ...

... THE DAY AT TIRE WAR OFFICE. INCIDL.NT WI tong at the War theti- was a I I dairiaat Meson of within : the of Tuesday. Up to 10 olk tui farther had been pooled O. and t'teli tier- litany ' inquirers repording the , -11 Mon- ' does fighting. AKO scow wi ...

... (Press Association War Special.) London, Friday Morning. The Pre, Asaisciation is indebted to the courtesy of the 'Time* for the following telegrams from the seat of war their special correspondents:— Sitcourt, November 12. For the last two days the ...

... , REPLY OF WAR OFFICE TO AUSTRLIIAS OFFER. TROOPS ACCEPTED IN EMNT OF WAR. cussed. The Radicals have, however, un- London, Wednesday. cioubtecUy moored in the fight, and will reap reference to a statement that orders the benefit of it in the oombary, ...

... Chamberlain talk about? The answer will be known 'After the War is Over.' Alien the war i• over it may be depended lon that matters international MU not return to their previous state. Serioua wars of this character have indirect as well as direct results ...