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... LORD WOL6ELET AT THE WAR OFFICE. London. Sunday. WolsHey waa busy for several hoar* at the War Office yeeterday. area will no farther despatch of extra troops from Erglaud Sooth Africa unless war with the Trxnaroal ia inevitable. The ’■ Birmingham Mail ...
... yy AFRICA, the war stoves sent to Natal from the as. Goth was « Woolwich on gon 130) and carriage, with arrival at of tho lst Battal Overtime is worked in the Dockyard at Wool- wivh in the field service. of tents, for each regiment of blankets (1, infantry) ...
... 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 ...
... Mr Schreiner, in his speech in the Cape As- sermbly yesterday, said that his object was to keep the peace in South Africa. If unhappily war between white men broke out he should do his very best to keep his colony aloof from the struggle, in which course ...
... known that any news that is of mo reliable will be furnished without « the Press. He regards some of | grams from South Africa as to war | tions a8 grossly misleading. The “Times” seems to have hi od, albeit ancient, ery for the rec shelving of the fossils ...
... AB STOBES FOB SOUTH CA FarpatY Large consigaments of war stores, includ- ing medical were despatched tc- day from the Royal Arsenal, Weolwicb, for shipment to Natal. Amongst the hospital stores were medicines, surgics! operating tables, ambulance stretchers ...
... Secretary to Lieutenant-Generai Si ee days arts of Cunynghame during the Kaflir War on in- employ: on special service tht —— advan- in Mevrt fram 17299 ta 18205 the Zulu War of 1879, and commea culti- | gallant who is 55 years of-s acted es Military Secretary ...
... THE BOER WAR. There are at present 10,000 troops, irrespective of auxiliary forces, in South Africa, and in the event of complications these will be augmented by 30,000 within a very short space of time. This latter force will consist of 21 battalions ...
... the ax Manchester Re fine Jones and Liente F. W. p, and of the Army ul that Ga war iu No. 20 Batiery Field Artillery, after c wth Italy | return to on e th at oud to, Africa oa a| his been equipped with improved re are | riages, and is fully prepared for ...
... I NEWS FROM WEST AFRICA. IMPORTANT FRENCH MERCANTILE EXPEDITION, POSSIBLE INTERFERENCE WITH BRITISH TRADE. LirvstrooL, WEDNESDAY-The British Aflican Company's steamer Boma, which has arrived herse left the French port of Cape Lopez on 10th July, on which ...
... THE WEEKLY REVIEWS. SITUATION SOUTH AFRICA. The Spectator” discusses the crisis in the Transvaal, and urges that the only satisfactory way out of the present situation is to obtain tbo enfranchisement of the Uitlanders—“ peaceful means if possible; by ...
... prepare for embarkation to Sooth Africa. Fifty additional non-comraiwional officers and men of the Royal Army Medical tlorps hare hern ordered assemble at Aldershot from out stations Friday for scrrico* in booth Africa. ...