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... Bvllcr will forthwith proceed to South Africa, as already announced by the Central News. T!ie Cabinet aha decided, the Central New* learns, that in the event of the failure of diploiratic negotiation;* avert war a special session of Parliament shall b*' ...
... subscribed largely. “THERE WILL WAR.” SO SAYS MR. SCHREINER. The Cape Cabinet held meeting yesterday, at which Mr. llofraeyr was present, to consider situation in the Transvaal. Mr. Schreiner has declared that there will be no war. It transpired, rays the ** ...
... euppc&ed • and leading, was an undignified while its effects South Africa, , ; «||y at Pretoria, are not likely to be .. t4> further tho efforts for peace. “What , , .t. 3'ked. “we are going war abont? r- u.-.r to the question left to others. V • -..tire liotwecn ...
... published .hv from resident of the Orange Free - . r.-vt Kokand will require IX).000 troops • •i»uih Africa net for astrov. - rr,H - :.i;v that such racial war should .j .^ n;. n« the evil effects cannet b© r.it ...
... of our troqps in South Africa, for, at the worst it. means only temporary delay in the arrival a few cavalry rein foroorooo to, and one battery of artillery, and tho positive lore of over 200 horses to the field force. Since war was dcolarad by the Transvaal ...
... volunteers and yeomanry. Lord doubted whether the War Office ought not take those who ■Mild - hoped to have the would enlist for year. hoped - . honour of ombarkiiifT men from Cumberland and accompanying them Africa. 1(0\K, NAVAIi BRIGADE! | LADYSMITH, October ...
... ARMY. 'Central News Agency.) NEW VOKK. Saturday.—The agents of the British War in Texas have succeeded in purchasing on fair terms two thousand mules for service in South Africa, and animals are now on the way to tin* const for shipment. Two thousand more ...
... African Problem. —As all eyes are now concentrated on Sooth Africa, the lecture in OrosvonorHall to-night should be onaaaally interlacing. The lecturer has spent twenty years in .Sooth Africa, and preached regularly the mines E''andslaagtc. Abyhsls'ai ...
... OflfVe, CkaMM^A BEAD THIS, dert b» ™i*d by e*o* Her *— btom. Iwm mad *» wdmmTallS Cy »d a» Mm SMa, Md THE IMPENDING WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Letter from a Belfast man HOLDING AX IMPORTANT BERTH IN THE ORANGE FREE STATE. GRAVE SITUATION. A Belfast commercial ...
... Battalion King's Liverpool Regiment, Enniskillen; and the Battalion Rifle Brigade, Dublin. PROMOTIONS CAUSED BY THE WAR* The following promotions war were oasattod last night:—The Royal Inniritilling Fusiliers -Captain J. L, Anaitage, be major, vice J. F. W. ...
... Alfred Milner’s proposals, and they would rather have a war thm have the present slate things continue. was remarkable thing that the young Boers were opinion that they could beat if there were war. UKKMANV BRITAIN. Thc Herald” says—We have good ground ...
... Rcdrera Itnilor. left for Sooth Africa on Satnrdav. ( nill, who is an ofTiear in the sth of the Royal Irish Rifles, la the only member of the House of Coinrooim who has yet been called to an active participation in the war. (‘-ava a London correspondent) ...