... ore not as War Oflice. If fighting takes it will bt- serious, and most ready for a bard campaign, which will need a gre.it«-r troops than are either in South Africa at this moment their way tint her. Them can Is- question tins 4 making war the cheap, ...

... Marl- m« ta AH.I-i.it. Xurf.-lk, llt-u.r Mu-Um-iIJ, wU.» wo» tliii'iKlit -il urit- lirm? w ...

... without raising the suxorainty nufMion. Most of Paris think it will impussible avoid war. Several a|»ccial service were appointed ycslorday jmceeti South Africa. The War was not busy. Mr. Wyndhom early in artend-anpe in the absence l»fd Laaadowoe. All the ...

... KcuU'iiM.-ot. a* 'h*« the tunc tlicni tho n'-tant dancer »miu maident may ha.| ...

... Mr railed tin- O.looi d t«licr. but tU' (iolooial Se»n«t*ry was abaent the uw*’ l/'r.! |jns di.wno war. cm«oltals«t with Li* departmental che-f* War t«tiiv. mimkr tn-Cliii-f. Adiutanl-lieneral. impwtant olScnte w.-rv their posts Tall Mall. Hem. them ...

... WAR OFFICE. DELAGOA BAY, (rt-tsv I TEV.IEt.nAM.) I.'IMKIN. appears to sign Mr. Chamberlain's speedy ret urn town, and to-day the Colonial • tflire has Kail one tlto day* sinre affaire the Transvaal reached a ntieal stage. At the War Office, too. things ...

... it believed tliat tlio Executive will send despatch within hours. Upon that despatch will the. issues pence war depend. Most people think war is inevitable, but block the outlook, there are redeeming circumstances which tend for peace. Official opinion ...

... unrest. II any donbtlea* you have already seen our rsply to member* of Vtilksnvnd. arc anxious fur war. London. Tnt'P.sr>AT. that have lent horses for Africa. ,*d . rulC *’■ '. ,r,li , in firm.«dm. ami courteous i t Preaident near borders t Free Stale. nnwls ...

... Satnciay week. Among other visitor* the War Office was Inspector W. F. Fairlie. the Natal Monntc! Police, who leaves lor heath Africa Saturday. frequent exchange of communications between F'jreign, Colonial, War, and Indian Office* and Admiralty continuer ...

... publiehnl the Colonial OBk-o. At the War tla-ro was aaain a deal activity today. an-.l both Lord Lons downc and lend Wofsdey were early at. lb‘ , l' - . The nwivo applications irum oiheers ansions pro .-eid Sowtb Africa. Sir William Roller, the Ule Commawler ...

... Wedseshav. Tlic Nnrani and the Henuda have sailed for ■rath Africa, X*. native follower* were allowed / a* com pans regiments. UR. ...

... for Knelisli live in jH.acu in South Africa.” BOEIi GOVEIiNM ENT AND THE MINES. *(RtITKk’STKI.U.ItAW PHKTORIA, Fridav. Cuvornmciit notice has i.-sucd with regard to the measures observed the unhoped for event war. It that the may continue working : tliat ...