... em mm ETO BOER TREACHERY. os Poe ee Commanding in South Africa was Feosived War Office on Friday of last week: Cars To I have received by Ladysmith, the fo llowthy Bombardment range A fe casualties occurring, ey Saxe cel esis rag Be don The Boers have ...

... Assays and the Union liner Soorkha, have been chartered by the Government for the conveyance of troops to South Africa. The Transvaal War Fund at the London Mansion House amounted on Monday evening to £427,000. ...

... in defence of their precious rights or ir of treaty obligations. No means in South would be left untried to preserve Africa, and war over existing differences would te an offence to civilsation. Mr. Schreiner pro- that he could give no assurances to would ...

... British predominance in South Africa needs no war to vindicate it: itisea patent and u ica) nassailable predominance, resting om our ition and our overwhelming power. If be a war it will be a race war, and practically ry civil war, the ...

... WAR | SOUTH AFRICA. ARMOURED IN FIGHT.—BRA BEHAVIOUR OF MR, WINSTON E OF LADYSMITH: A BORN RESISTANCE. TUGELA D@GE BLOWN COP. THE HORRORS OP WAR DETAILS OF THE FIGHTING. ABMOURBED TRAIN FIG The ‘following from General Buller was ived bythe War : Carz ...

... Transvaal, yet in the main the war turned upon one issue, and in that issue we were in the right.” reasons for making thie assertion were briefly (1) The configuration of the country was such that the habitable parts of South Africa must stand or (2) With that ...

... that the total expenditare, calculated to 31, 1900, is as follows: nditure to imerease the i and mobili of the forve in South Africa on Jul last, with the addition of two battalions of in he try for the protection of Natal, and tho raising of local bodies ...

... WAR O CE STATEMENT. The War Office issued at four o'clock on Monday situation in Africa: afternoon the following statement respecting the “Telegrams received do not point to any material change in the milit situation. Small bodies of Boers are reported ...

... the Consolidated Gold Fields of South Africa (Limited) attributed the war to President Kruger’s contem indifference to the reasonable reforms that been asked of him and to his callous indifference to the horrors of war. He predicted that when the short-sighted ...

... MR. CHAMBERLAIN WAR. STRONG SPEBCH AT The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, addressing an immense meeting at Leicester on y night, said that we were engaged in the greatest war exertioris and sacrifices it entailed, ‘greater still this generation had known—great ...

... military or th In the’ Crimean war no doubt the mili diplomatic position this was not the time to examins itio! of the cam was examined with acute in the very middl Pike & but with regard to the diplomat question rimean war, was neve passed until twenty ...

... following is a telegram from General Wolf Murray, which was at the War Office at six o'clock on the evening of the 7th inst. : From Sir Redvers Muller to the Secretary of State for War. Cars Town, November 7, 12.55 p.m. Following m has been received froin ...