... late hour this evening no news was available at the War Office, but at 11 30 the appended tele- grams (the last for the night), were issued to the Press General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, South Africa, to Secretary of State for ?? (received 920pmu).| ...

... towit, aI i, It eil kniownt, is fritiy provisionied. bi hut- beet: s rennthenrt by teeprary eairth- iursk Mitd h- in. evert war th t to rneel theemost se-vere o~a't ASir i; -Nite ...

... DESPATCH FROM GENERAL WRIITE, London, Wednesday. The Press Asociation ?? War Offiet issued the following telegram at 6.20 this even- ing: - 'From General White to Secretary for War. Ladysmith, Wednesday, 3.50 p mn. The advance guard of a force sent out ...

... Daring the evening sevetsl a-c - .-1i: 1r~ca reached the War The Press Association undi W-ar Office has called upen c- ?? :- way companies to supplV somte:' - horses apiece for the Transva.i. The War Office states that Privi: H t.- .yorhb who iwa., wounded ...

... that up to a late hour to' niijht no neus had been received at the War Ol'' e, and in some quarters it has given rise to considerable alarm. 'THE SIEGE OF KJMBMItLEY. (Press Association War Special.) (Biy Despatch rider to Hopetown, Nov 10th.) Kimberley ...

... FORI, SOUTH1: AFRICA. London, -Monday. The 78th Battery of Field Artillery frmna Woolwich proceeded to the Royal Albert Jo s this trorninq and embarked with remarkable , despatch and smoothness on the transport Sici-T lian, for South Africa. Major D C Carter ...

... THE WAR OFFICE London, Suday.,, At the War Office to-day the Central Hall was continuously crowded with callers anxious for news from Mafeking and Kimberley, The. attendance waa larger to-day than on any Sun- day since the war commenced. The War Office ...

... since the 12th inst in a state of war with lbh Dutch Republics of South Africa. Corn- eienting thereon. the Svet ?? Bri- lish Government has herewith withdrawn its 'iorner declaration that it was not carrying onI ?? war, but subjugating rebels. The Noovove ...

... BRIDGE. THE BRITISH DEFEAT AT LADY- BMITR4 TRlE BOER ACCOUNT, NO NEWS AT THE WAR OFEfCE. T:HE London, Wednesday Night. Io The Press Association ?? war news i wVE issued from the War Office to-day with the c exception of Sir Redvers Buller's message that ...

... similar feeling towards us. Therefore it waA ti that they were at war. The Government told li them that war was inevitable from the first. h and that there had been throughout South Africa ti a gigantic conspiracy for the overthrow of our c dominion; but ...

... by wounds or disease in the war operations ?? Africa- Arrangements have already been made, as in the case of our recent a -war operations on the North-west Frontier of India, and similar operations in various parts of Africa, to afford immediate relief ...

... Isdiler Rire.. M2ore Rtc-srvsqorileld olt. e SATv'IDAY, Deeember 16: Lord JRobert; a-ppointed Corrnamede:-.?t'ficf in Sooth Africa. Lith Tord .ftiteeet' -iat r. of S DIeiiion nk to roll out ill the re-'rvea, ecnd ?? to the frOnt, and accept vclunteer'. ...