... THE OFFENCE OF THE BOERS. England wants our country, and we do not intend to lose it. There will be war in South Africa, a war of the most awful and bloody character. This opinion was, at Chicago last Friday, expressed by H. Beeman, pastor of a Dutch ...

... THE OFFENCE OF THE BOERS. England wants our country, and we do not intend to lose it. There will be war in South Africa, a war of the moat awful and bloody character. This opinion was, at Chicago last Friday, expressed by H Bosnian, pastor of a Dutiit ...

... WHAT WILL THE WAR BE LIKE? A military correspondent writes in The Westminster Gaactte—Now that we appear to be almost committed to a war in South Africa, a war which may have ultimate oonsequences altogether undreamt of, it may not be a:together unprofitable ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. ormonsly to the seriousness and importance of the document we now publish. If we turn in France, we find evidences everywhere a.cilioulating to show that the sympathies of her people are extended to the Boers in the most unstinted manner ...

... end resolidion of the tuetion are un- Aoubted. Ire ability to beer without flinching harden of a far greeter war than the struggle in Semi , Africa is shown he the Board of Trade ricunte for October we publish to-day. They are a 'mom' in tike commercial ...

... that the Brit- in South Africa have received a terrible re- There is no minimising the importance of this saintis defeat (Central Newt.) London, Tuesday Sir I:eorge White, commanding at Lady'moth, has officially informed the War Office by tide this morning ...

... nt wired the War Office refused to give particu!ars and lappresied the alarming cables. At one o'clock p m oar private wire was confirmed by the followiag °nasal News Telegram, from which it is clear that tie British arms in South Africa have received ...

... WITH THE WAR BALLOON. hint-Colonel Tonylsr, the eine, of the balloon fa try at. ALlershot, wit. goes to South Africa with the Firs! Army Corps. is a militia offvier, who owes h;' position in the army to the successful riding of a hAtry that was at first ...

... The raked States of South Africa (?) There are two, perhaps three, possibilities in the ease of South Africa. That it can ever become an exclusively British colony, contented with the rule of Britain is hardly a possibilty—certanly not a probability. ...

... GET TO SOUTH AFRICA? The announneenent that emps of valuntevre are being raised in the ITnited Slates and in Ituoia to fight for the Boers raves the question hos there alders of the South Africa.' Dutch can niar.acT to reach the seat war in case that ...

... THE DURATION OF THE WAR. The eatimatee as to the lenzth of the war clic ' , II weeko to 18 months. Mr F C Maus. '?„ thoritar on matters relating to South Africa can be called in outetion is inclined to think that the limit of 18 aliosiths is too sanguine ...

... THE DURATION OF THE WAR. rom The estimates es to the length of the war city f aN weeks to 18 months. Mr F C Melons, whom thoritv on matters relating to South Africa can scarcely be called in question is inclined to think that even the limit of 18 months ...