... TH:E WAR. The war is still hwgng fire., East and west tihe Boers continue to strengthen their position while the beaten generals wait for reinforcements. At Ohievely Camp Sir Redvers Buller has been joined by Sir Charles Warren, and the division which ...

... movements. The plain meaning of this pregnant sentence is that a state of war now practically exists between England and the Boer Republic. do not ourselves believe that the War Office will successful in keeping secret the details to the distribution of ...

... WAR A draft of the 1%h Hussars, with 150 re- mounts, leaves for South Africa on Tuesday. The Oth Battery left Limerick on Saturday and proceed 1 by march route under command of Major Wedderburn to Athlose, where they relieve the 20th Battery F.A., which ...

... within three besn in accordance with Section &] of the Army Act, As regards tho for the treatment of sick and wounded in Seuth Africa, it is now proposed that not Mkely to be fit for within ane should be sent direst to England, and the hospital ship accommodation ...

... SPEECHES ON THE WAR. London. Thursday. Spencer presided over a large and influential meet in at Northampton to-day, and. in proposing the formation of fund to Ik* called the Northamptonshire Transvaal War Fund, said there was hardly anyone who was not ...

... ina E war. It is recalled as a precedent the time of the bombardment of Al in 1882 those Militie regiments th Hof- then their the tained for en exira month in case an a ane should arise to call for their .. mes.” | bodied on account of the war in the ...

... Day. ‘Viscount C.B., V.L., has volun- teered to the War Office fer active service in South Africa. Viscount Charlemont served with distinction daring the Crimean War. He also served in South Africa. Major Albrecht, who bad charge of the Boer artillery ...

... ne! W. L. Gabbins, who has been appointed P.M.O. uf tho Sixth Division of Lord Roberts's Army in South Africa, has had plenty of oxperience of war. He tirst joined the Bavar Valley Expedition ia medical charge of the Fighting Fifth,” and subsequently ...

... THE WAR. I Yesterday the War Office was practically silent. General Gatacre's desnatee and the description of the battle, by the Press ear- respondents are all the light so far vouch-l safed upon the disaster at Stormberg. But it, is already clear that ...

... Viscount K.P., and at pre: sent on special service in South Africa. The Daily Telegraph has opencd o shilling fund for the widows and orphans of the soldiers killed in the war in Sonth Africa. And, like the Quaker who ‘ sympathired ten worth,” the Telegraph ...

... WAR ARAGRAPHS. ‘The employes of the Newry Tost-office and post-offices of the district have over £77 Lady Roberts’ Fand for the retief of the widows and orphans of sailors and guidiers killed im the war. Mr. John M. Tate, graduate of the Royal Lomion ...

... DUKE OF CONNAUGHT AND THE WAR The Press Association is in position to state that the Duke of Connaught lately re- newed his pressing application for employment at the front in South Africa, but the authorities did not consider it expedient fo comply with ...