... the verge OF WAR. ENGLAND PREPARES AND STATESMEN EXPLAIN. Commons yeslordny - ot TOC doubt thalEng n. mibtorv propara. * ' «o tions announce m Mr. This means war, fcour Mr. Kruger, the cannot upon 000 «u Wed at the lomoura the auefifo , for Soo& tile ...

... SEAT OF WAR a good account of himself in his character eong, Shylock.” Mr. J. Pender, who appeared, sang his best style “For Old T.mes Sake.” Messrs. Clarke and Lallv, with song, dance, and funny sayings kept :Ka house lively during their stay. The concert ...

... HONOUR OR WAR AND SHAME. THE EDITOR DAILY INDEPENDBNT. Dear Sir—The fanners of Uj© Band, fighting for their and their very existence a nation, have inflicted a defeat on the legions the British Empire such as they have not suffered since, in the War Independence ...

... saddened and our minds filled with anxiety at the news which are receiving from South Africa. = , v.*S to hi nevmtonptolj Fra-Ss Ltot ciave t\e time to Crimean war, ,S.y to i‘Krl^^ «i Dl.hian, who is suffering ‘ltaled loss which can befall a father (toers) ...

... WAR OFFICE CONFERENCES London, Wednesday. Lord araved the War Odioa morning holi-past ten with Fortttcue, private secretary, and was immediately joined by Sir Ralph Knoa, the Under] Secretary rtf State, and Mr. Fleetwood Wilson, Assistant Under Secretary ...

... WAR VERY NEAR. The ' Daily Telegraph '• Cape Town correspondent telegraphs;—l regret note the universal opinion here that war very near. Preparations for hostilities are going forward both sides. Everywhere the Boers are especially active and bellicose ...

... POLITICIANS THE WAR Earl Grey, late acminialrator Soutfii Africa, addressing the 2q*l Northumberland Voiuntee Artillery at Alnwick Saturday, said they might from the present unhappy war two leM-ons—namely, the supreme o. artillery, and the immense value ...

... NOTES WAR NEWS. BY THE PRESS ASSOCIATION MILITARY CORRESPONDENT. Loudon, Thursday Night. Though no news importance cam® fro“ the front M>- ...

... the War Wees lender, are ttmted for large of naval stores. Hie “'ei transports conveying Hir Bodvers Boiler army corpa trill The Department of the Adm.ra.lv baa arranged lot th. fol'omDg tnutsporlt aod SeUt sUI» ambark troop.. and material of war from ...

... ask the consideration of Irishmen what has been going forward in South Africa. . . . arc committed a war; and there is hardly a man in this country but .ooks, forward to the war with infinite, an almost passionate regret, but who still fails S. that ...

... BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY' MEETING. extraordinary general meeting the British South Africa Company, a* street Hotel, London, yesterday, evoked an exceptiooal degree of public interest, anucipation of the speech Mr. his negotiations with the Government ...

... serious and far more injurious to the successful prosecution o ...