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... CANADLAN TROOPS FOR THE WAR. Ott^lra, .Friday. _ . IA of the ewbioet WO& st 1;oon to-day to consider the &tads of the furnalting of Canadian troops for the British force in South Africa. It was il , cided unanimously, and enthusiasm, that this should ...
... sad Meats for Desseselease or War. 1 Lleessieg Owes, Pares., Head-bais. And is lullaby el Weir Mot • • too varied to Archbahop's II .. •e e, Went oat r, 1/ •amber 20th, 'M. Rev Dear Father,- -Tho fortune •f ia South Africa i.e public no ! with justifiable ...
... Crimean home—the Christmos mail took out 890 of war. In that terribly mismanaged war, say. litter, and 420 parcels; telegraphists whine hMs Mr Justin Mienthy. - the arrangements made Ml.is to Imo war news to encounter the inevitable dangers of a ...
... instruction that the Queensland contingent must be despatched to South Africa before the 31st inst. BRITISH OFRONRS TO BE SHOT. REAL ISSUE. Loudon, Tburaday. The Daily Telegraph's war oorrespsedeth has reached Charlestown from Pretoria, we from Standseton ...
... REFORM IN THE WAR OFFICE _Lambe's, Sunday. An important reform ham been introduced at the War Office. The old Mobilisation Board, ;insisting of some twenty members, partly civil and partly military, has been abolished, and the Army Board has been rec ...
... the Province tf et the 0011•1064.111 desires to express deep sympathy with all in aid sat. isty caused by an unavoidable war in Africa; to its admiration far the gal. !entry _chapLayed by English, Irish, Scotch, and Oolanial troops of all ad classes, end ...
... to do was to chow a weak front South Africa. It was de. to be hoped that President Kruger would see that England did not intend to give way. Greet Britain had to win the next trick in Smith Africa, whether it won by diplomacy or other means. If the Preaklent ...
... THE WAR CRAZE. DEXONSTRATION IN THE CITY. ADORMSF.S BY MI .43 MAID GONNE, MAYORS OF CORK AND LLMLRICK, MR J C FLYNN, M P, AND OTHLILS. A detnonaratioh of sytn,pathy w:th the itcsS of tbe blaohe t We are opposed to this war oa tas grounds cf humanity. ...
... THE WAR I on.lon, Wednroday. I in to-ni,tlit tit. Mantenn Home War Relief Fond totalled £337.0tD. To-clnYa donatinna included the runt of £1.150 rent by M. Raderewki an the proceeds of hi recital in London on Thursday aft., te. n ; llriThtnn. r, r ...
... PARS ABOUT TIE WAR TRUISPORT _ The &ma Africa kithesto bus.iassicisat the of them At one vete perilously few, sad its. mow advance Is until tam redloressoesia It is °Wm that daring the two maths, sad probably for two maths to CCM the rapid trompoet of ...
... Pretoria. Oar Wen and Louden. The War Oace pablithed report General oehindar , resigned hie ocannand at se to give information es to the rumoured ietestion to said out further ',gismo* to the Cope.. TROOPS FOR SOUTII AFRICA. It seems that the real destination ...
... DONINION LEAGIII3. suGGEgrrn BODY THE WAR. London, Fr:day. The - Daily Moire Pietermaritzburg COl , resiondent, telegraphing an December :2, Isar—There is much discussion aa to forraation of 'Dominion League alter the war, thu duty which blaly would be to ...