... NTS DECISION OF THE GOVE RN MINT az ARMY REBERVIS TO WI YEOMANRY FOR SOUTLI AFRICA. London, Sunday Night. The Press Association to-night Muted the following statement the War (Ace:— Acting on the of the military authorities, the Government has* approved ...

... prepare inc departure for South Africa. All isservo. belonging to the battalion are to rejoin. Many of there ere members of the Middlesex Roval Kngineera Volunteer'. It I. expected the detachment leave on Ratorday. The War Imo bestowed upon Mr Darracott ...

... gesociation learns it veakt-ba contrary to tlie.ganal practice of war to &Bow transports conveying in Urge to proceed without an at warships and despatch in tho of friendly . - . _ in South Africa. and the trace ports are at anchor awaltisgard•ra, thay nih ...

... £lO,OOO at the disposal of the Princess of Wales for purposes connected with the soidiere and sailors engaged in the war in South Africa, to be expended At her Royal Highness's discretion. It is felt that Gime may lip puppies including ode- Tuts aid to ...

... regard to naval mobilisation, and the Admiralty and War Office in constant touch with the C o l on i a l Secretary. lord Lansdowne and Mr Goarben are kept informed of all *portant telegram from South Africa. A military oorreepondent adds only ordinary pr ...

... READY. DEPARTURE OF a HA-NSPORM. Calcutta, The transport arangemonts for !oath Africa aro working perfactly. The vessels hare beau chartered for voyage oak% and on their wars will macre them fittings to fh. Ow. vernment. The left to-day. NO ntra IN BRITISH ...

... came qcite communicative. They paid that so long ta the war their torn boon,Yarie, they were quite eontent. ft was for this reason that they had made for Kimberley. Aliwal North. and Lsing's when war commenced. knowing thet they would leave their own farms ...

... A ROYAL A TIN OF CHOCOLATE. London. Monday. The Praia Aasocisties is officially informed that the Seerstary for War haa received the following from Sir Fleetwood Edwarda, Keeper of the Queen's Privy Purse : Windsor Castle, Soy. 19th.—Dear Lurd Queen ...

... which he said South Africa had been undeservedly placed and intimated the intention of the Dutch in South Africa to remain true to the spirit of peace and freedom inherited from their tors. _ _ Cope Town, Augost.lf!th. • half et war materials hare been ...

... Legation in London. that Lord has declared in precise terms that the integrity and independence of the Dutch Republics of South Africa w:11 be amply guaranteed by the Queen conditionally upon the the executive. of those Rtatestrtreem.aidviee which bee Majeritv'm ...

... Britain has the 12th inn in • state of war with the Dutch Repolilies of South Africa. Commenting thereon. the Soot says—The British Government has herewith withdrawn its former declaration it ••• not oys • war but nuking:snag rebels. me attnlatee thin ...

... support mod be g.vro to carry the war to a nuremful As to the settlement of the Sonth African problem there ought to bee. frank and friendly coesaltetiou with our mlf-governing colonies. It ought to be a nettlement of South Africa ao the bole of Colony sod Natal ...