... The Transvaal Crisis. PRESIDENT KRITORWS REPLY AFRICA INOWARED FOR WAR. (Special Telegram.) The to - ds7 Blue Book oontalaing the whisk Mr Serials trammitted to OW Milner after Friday's to be ouniamoisated to Prodded Kruger woo published to-day. The text ...

... THE NEW APPOINTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA. (Central News War Service). Cape Tema, December 23rd. As far as can be ascertained, the news of Lord Roberts' appointment is regarded by the Colonials generally with eatisfaction.• The appointment will certainly be ...

... all was well at Kimberley on November Stu. The town was bouaborded but not damaged. The Gen.ral Commanding in eouth Africa telegraphs to War Office from Cape Town that Colonel Kekewich has telegraphed from Kimberley as f..llowa--••November well; no serious ...

... now enrollinn an Irish contingent of hunting and sporting men for the Imperial Yeomanry, who are to take part the South Africa war, must be regarded as very cheering one. The numlicr of men required is 115, and already have offered their services. The ...

... all agree that pacific settlement was infinitely better than bloodshed. Many Irishmen had gone as soldiers to South Africa, and were war dnlarcd their lives would be lost, well the lives ot many others, and was their duty councillors, in common with other ...

... 000 BOEBS—BRITISH REPULSE—HEAVY LOSSES—GENERAL WAUCHOPB KILLED—TERRIBLE WAR BOEK LOSSES—WHOLE GOBI'S WIPED OUT—BRITISH RETIRE TO THE MODDF.R. Despatches were received at the War Office on Wednesday from Lord Methuen, giving brief particulars of two clays’ ...

... dairy show prove that this worthy endeavour has already advauced a lung way towards complete success. Latest from South Africa. A War °Moe despatch issued 'Weary stated that during the day General White bad fought a successful ratio': with an Orange Free ...

... 'cosh They would all age. that a pseith mittlemest was better than bloodshed. Many Irishmen had gene se soldiers to South Africa, and war &elated their lives wuuld be but as well se the of many other., and it was their duty ea extuillors, in unison with other ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA A PLUCKY RESERVIST OF THE kw DRAGOON GUARDS WILLING TO GO TO THE FRONT.-INTERESTING CASE AT CARRICK-ON-SUIR. (From Our Own Reporter.) At the usual fortnightly Carrick-on-Suit Petty Sessions to-day, before Colonel Evanson, R.M. ...

... THE War in South Africa. ...

... THE WAR IK SOUTH AFRICA. General Buller faasmet with eerlous teveite the ugela Hirer. Friday asomiug -moved out his army fores passage at one or other of the drifts, which are two miles apart. General ot’s Brigade failed to force a passage, and the Couuaught ...

... OCTOBER 311809 THE War in South Africa, ...