... COLONIAL CONTINGENT FOR SOUTH AFRICA. SYDNEY, Fridny.—Tha Ingnlatitv Auuabif of New Sooth Wain hot decided the of troop, Booth Afrion. ULSTER LIB BRAT. DNIOfiIOTB AND THE WAR. The following roplieo tram Lord SnliehtaT end tho Bight Bon. Ohemhertem to ...

... THE BLAST WAR. military announcements made morn: c come upon the country with almost startling -■■idenness, but there will rise from every corner Empire an universal chorus of approval. I.'rd Roberts goes to South Africa Common.!-f Chief, with Lord ...

... SPEECHES THE WAR. Speaking last evening at Aberdeen, Mr. Bryce said that so far party interests were concerned it would far better to swrin with tbs stream. Let os prosecute the war with all possible energy that our victory may bo speedy and complete ...

... IN THE EVENT OF WAR. telegram dated Melbourne. Tuesday, The question of offering troous for service in South Africa is being discussed by the Governments of the different Australian colonies. The Victorian Minister of Defence is in favour the despatch ...

... THE WAR AND -MOURNINGS. Ono molancholv outcome of tho war in South Africa (writes London corrcuDondont) baa been to give a fillip tho great West-End costumo and drapery establishments. Some of tho leading Bond Street modistes are quite overwhelmed with ...

... captured by Boers. Six of our MV O' The Central News says—The following been issued from the War Office: FROM THE 0.0. C. IN SOUTH AFRICA TO SECRETARY OF STATE FOE WAR* Received 3 p.m., 10th November. CAPETOWN, 12.40, by message. dated Sid November,— Buluwayo ...

... THE WAR rv.-ib ©f the fighting the River I uill lacking, but the first instalment of I fJ . ,a'iy Jis* has been posted at tho War Office. •( sufficiently severe cause tho ap- I the supplementary list to be with pood deal of anxiety. Among I . . Red are ...

... RATHFRILAND AND THE WAR. A meeting was held in for the purpose of opaning a subscription list in connection with the fund for the relief of the widows and orphans. Dr. Joseph May, J.P.. presided. On the motion of Rev. C. 11. L. Buchanan. M.A., seconded ...

... DESPATCH OF WAR STORES. A Woolwich correspondent reports that during the past week about 1,000 tons of stores, consisting chiefly of compressed hay and forage from Woolwich dockyard, and miscellaneous war stores from the arsenal, have been despatched ...

... DUBLIN AND THE WAR. The of men in the employment of (be Ifiih Government belonging to the ermy reeerre who m*v be called out eenre with the colour* will be open for them during their übeenro With the nnita which they roey be attached, and the time of ...

... DIARY THE WAR. Oct. 10—Boer Ultimatum received. ~ 10—British reply. . . „ „ 11—Time nil for British reply. 5 p.m. p.m.. English timol. State %var oxiuls. —Moers the Natal border in three columns—one through Botha s Pass, a second by Lalog's Nek and Ingogo ...

... LIBERAL LEADER’S SPEECH CONDEMNED IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Telegraph’’ understands that it has been decided appoint General Sir Kodvere Bullcr command of the forces in South Africa in tho event of hostilities with the Transvaal. Active measures are now progress ...