... in South Africa in order to guard against surprises. The i'Temps' says: -A little more and it wri'l be civil war-that; in to say a hideous mon ster, the inere appearance of which en the horiton fills the friends of humaanty and South i Africa with dread- ...

... orders. PARCELS. ETC FOR TR, k ' 'THoV''. - London, Sunday. The War Office has issued a notice that par- cels,' etc, for corps or individuals serving in South Africa cannot be received. at the War lJffice. Customs duty'will not be'charged in Cape Colony or ...

... POLICE. 4JjaDon, Thursday Evening. The following telegram was issued at the War Office late this afternoon from General of Command at Natal to the Secretary of 53tate for War, 9th Novembr: -Named 9f wounded of Natal Police in, an engagement of the 20th ...

... FOR SOUTH AFRICA r London, Monday. d The Press Association's Woolwich correspond- ;ct ?? that war material is being got out of dstore at 'Wooliich Arsenal and Dockyard Is for ten tbousand additional troops to be de- spatched to South Africa. About 100 ...

... Transvaal campaign, ?? parts of her Majety's eapilre has contributdd ehldiers to fight in that great war. lie called it a, greatD war, for it T as a gr8et war, 'ad 'he could say I this thet op to the peasant oument tkey had every reason, as Seotcen, E Vg~lismen ...

... immediate notificatin of the *rrival at Cape t Town of any of t* iiuznerefis transport* now en route to South Africa withtroops, munitions of war, horses, mules, ete, %ould not be viewed with unnecessary concernl by the many friends of the thousands of troops ...

... been thrown up; at Van Reenaln's Pass. I The Press Ase.ciatiouB says -that up to 9 30 to-night the War Oface had received no news i from South Africa which in aly way modified the afternoon announcement. No material change in rite military situatlon ...

... D1AiAY O1? THE VARi. rSTIRDAY. November 11: The Qoeen inspects Bonn--hold iTnal- desl.r?: :cr Africa. MONDAY. November 13 iHenna' firing from the d:reetior of LaC--n't * Esreouart. Boer attack on Ktrnemmn. TUESDAY. November 14- Enemy eadelanour to mia-e ...

... PROTECTS BRITISH INTEREK' YESTERDAY'S CABINET COUNCIL BNOLISH MOBILlSATION. RUDYARD KIPLING ON THE !WAR ATTACK ON A BRITfSI{t ARHMOURED TRAIN E ?? WAR OFFICE DESPATCH THE TRAIN SHELLED AND CAPTURED BY BOERS -RhUThat TELUSBAM.) Vryburg, Friday. An armoured ...

... telegraphs the t at half- past. eleven to-night the following despahti was posted at the War Office:- General Officer C'oamanding-in-Chief in South Africa to Secretary for War (received 10.45 p un). ' Cape Town, 7.25 p in, 22nd November. Private G Luson, 2nd ...

... TRm-AN:SVAAL WAR& r ~I . THIE MODDER RIVER FIGHT, LATEST VERSJION OF THE ENGAGEMENT AN UNDECIDED VICTORY 15 ,000 BOERS AT COLENSO MORE BRITISH LOSSES K FOREIGN PRESSSMEN EXCLUDED FROM THE WAUL' OFFICE London, Monday Night. ! Tlse War Office authorities ...

... army in South Africa in order Io guard agaisst surprises. The Temps says:-A lit-te more and it wi'l: be oivil war-that is to say- a hideous mnoster, the mere appearance of which cn the horizon tils the friends of humanity and 9uth -Africa with dread. ...