... Lusgombe, ; Major A. Chichester, and Captain J. Cayzer. Mr. 1, son ofLord Ran- dolph Churchill,who has proceeded io South Africa as a war correspondent, was also on board the Dunottar Castle. A detachment of the Army Service Corps was also on ...

... Assistant Under Secretary of State, Up to 9 no further war issued by the War Office, bat the telegram as to the condi- tion of wounded et Ladysmith wes From the General “in Natal to the Secretary of State “for War. October 11.55 p.m. 2 29th October.) > oe. Progress ...

... that if they had of that ould whatever the war, they have run the very serious danger of arousing out South Africa a war which would have been in the last degree fo the of al elements in the of South Africa. After the cession of the Transvaal there oc- ...

... to aa 2 view to The Urea! at “Savage in connection with the South Africa at war closed on Monday women by order of the Which tha Exhibition. - syndicate re- for the Savage South Africa show re- ceived the order from’ the on Saturday ‘The order stated ...

... Bouth Africa. ‘Sir Alfred Milner’s absence in England, _ = , made a speech in favour of non- land in direct opposition at present dec! , and this speech is being constantly quoted by the The in « article on the sitaation un South Africa and the war prepara- ...

... the Secretary of State for the Colonies intimating that in the event of war with the Bocrs the Federated States men will be to send a force of of the tes Guides for service in Africa. thanking the Governor for the loyal offer, and expressing Government's ...

... left to-day with troops for War Office (PRESS ASSOCIATION The Press has authority to re- | that no new orders for tlie sending of military forces to South Africa have been given as a result of Fri- day’s Cabinet Council. The War Office, however, are for ...

... THE WAR WAR NEWS RECEIVED TP TO4 AM TH URNING DAY WIL FOULS DO: Als London, The Tdwmsport Department War Office is gstill very busy No war, news had deen up to 8 in the evening beyond andgaddivons tu casualty At 7 o'clock: it was officially siaied that ...

... VESTERDAY’S SUMMARY No further news has been received at the War Office from- the scene -of with the exception of some corrections in he list of casualtien.ot Magerfantein. The ‘port reaching @ Belfast evening paper «tating that the Boers had succeeded ...

... that the pre, ions made 1, the War Office during t past fow weeks have been directed to seeing everything in order for mobilisa- tion, should that Not a regiment has been warned for service, now proceeding to South Africa ore in the natare of It is however ...

... for the first time in dan, and in war against the Transvaal and It was a war for the Bri- originated and have maintained, and trusts that the Unionist their lives.—I am, sir, your obedient servant, but it was also a war for that defeat the icv of Home Rule ...

... Forster was speaking, vith the analogy between the position existing now in South Africa and the position of Belfast some time ago. At one corner of Bri- tish Soath Africa had been invaded and held by the cnemy. Some time ego one corner of Belfast had been ...