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... part of these islands is the South African War, with its casualties up to the present, and the uncertainties which the future has in its keeping. When we come to think of it, how nearly Ithe effects of this war come bane to na Be the merits of the dispute ...
... sentiments which a war u:ways anallsel ithe great point of interest new is the srttloment. Expressions of symnr4 cue way or tho other will not affect the situ:a:en by as much as a pin's point. But there are few people whom the future of South Africa does not interest ...
... at the War Oahe, and it wan carried quickly round it created terrills seall•tIOIL The ef n Co.po Colony will be cahunitess, and the fall of Ladysmith eertain. bs vv.-situ ski:Mute conasquaose of the &foal are illimitable, iot oaly in South Africa, hat ...
... of anything approaching excitement or exceptional bustle at the Colonial Office and War Office to-day, and in spite of the somewhat alarming telegrams from South Africa, :t is the fact, says the Press Aasaciation, that no grave complications of the Transvaal ...
... tons of mores, eousitting chiefly of Med hay and forage from Woolwich 3eck,r7nd nuacellaneona war storm from the arsenal, have been despatclsed to South Africa. On Saturday. orders were received at Woolwich and Dover for No 41 and No 22 companies at the ...
... desire to proceed. A Paris airrespeedest that of the ordered at Le by the Government delivered is Uwe for the war. Awarding to editor of Africa, Pre- Ingar is in Gismos — Irbil* Dr Ladysmith an finacisy. IC Ls the Dow before of ce eighteen tips•th Sir ...
... her services for the seat of war. station that while he much appreciated the public spirit which has actuated her, he is not at present prepared to allow lady medical practitioners to join the military forces in South Africa. ...
... announced to-day that the Oantrsl Oommittee of the French Society for the aid to die hospitals for South Africa. will send five Mortals to the wet of war. two for the Red Ores. Society and the others tor the Trammel wounded A SALUTE FROM THE HAM INS Buday ...
... AMERICAN COMMANDER TALKS ON THE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Philadelphia, Saturday. General Nelson A Miles: the Commauders i l in-Chief of the American Army, when inter , viewed th:s morning regarding the Transvaal war, .aid—'The struggle between the British and ...
... EXPERIENCES. 0011 PAUL AND THE CIRCUS. Mr Harty Dale, who just returned from South Africa, in the MUM of an interview, mid he bad been traveling seventeen weeks over South Africa with Wish).'. which had, in conasquence of the acute situation in the curtailed ...
... pointing to interference Ixtween Great Britain and the Transvaal. No fears of European complications arising from the war in South Africa am entertained at the Foreign Department. ...
... 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 ...