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... provided rapidly possible for shipment to South Africa. WAR TO EXTINGUISH THE TRANSVAAL. SpMkinf at Hawick liirt night Mr. Thu. Shaw. Q.V.. M.P.. f«»t Scotland. «aid they frankly rcaliw that tb« object of the war with South African would not the mere remora) ...
... for employment in the Sooth African war. Nurse* are going out, and aevcral Chunk of England. Prenbyterian, Methodist, and Roman Catholic chaplains have been appointed also to proceed to South Africa for expected war. Notice waa received yesterday by tha ...
... to South Africa is to be decided the next meeting the Cabinet ou Friday, till which day Mr. Chamberlain, who has gone to his near Birmingham, will not return to London. large number additional officers for the troops already in South Africa left London ...
... England in war with the Transvaal. The feeling growing that war most embroil the whole of Neath Africa. Several mines contemplate eluding down owing the exodus of natives. The enrolment of members for the German to serve with the the event of war proceeding ...
... south Africa NEW YORK. Thundar. Admirsl 8oU«r. who ia about to ix South Africa ia tha rraiair Brooklya. baa baca to call oa the war. Tha euatoMHT salute trill ba rendered «ban arriraa fat tba Syaafab FRANCE. AND CHINA (DALUSL M ) WASHINGTON. Tbandiy. ...
... SOUTH AFRICA The Daily Mail Cap? Town correspondent wire*—Owing urgent representations tbs Cape Government has decided to despatch detachment of tbe Cape police, a serai-military force, Mifrking This i*. with the exception of the admiss'on the railway ...
... CONFERENCE AT THE WAR The Duke Devonshire, Lord Lansdowuc. Ltd Wolseley, Sir Rod vers Buller. and others considered the Situation at the War Office in the evening in the light the derision of the Cabinet send out to South Africa additional British troop* ...
... THE WAR PREPARATIONS Army Board, which has replaced the Mobilisation Board, ia going quietly bat expeditiously forward with ita preparations for sending out large force to South Africa, and all will as nearly ready as possible should the Cabinet decide ...
... 'WTWT AFRICA (PALZIKL-S TtELEUBAM.) MARSKILLI'IS, Wednesday. Mnil frum Weal Africa rcj«,rt M-verc between the French and the Tep««», a tribe ...
... activity at the war office London. Wednesday. Lord LansJowne arrived at the War ...
... WAR The Times ” in a leading article reviews the position set fjitk in the despatches issued last night the Colonial Uflk-e. and says—lt to hoped that the Trsii*v*al (iovenunent will not reject the which is once more offered to them ...
... truth i.ehrrre)- Whr ire* it that 188* ©or relatioa* with South Africa had no* haan a pari*.-, aa aaltfed. aa a* our retot.ona with Orange liver Prea Slat*? (A 'oica— *• Bin** ** tiold rein** war anawer Hi* friend the hack had hit A. waa hatanaa than ware ...