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... OMCERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. A great crowd assembled at Waterloo statics this morning to willies, the departure of odors for Southampton. To the evident disappointment of many, Lieut-Oeueral Sir George %bite. the Commander of the Troops in Natal, was not ...
... WAR CORRESPONDENTS LEAIING. A number of war correspondent* on Saturday for South Africa.ineluding Mr Lionel James, representing the Times; Mr E Knight, Morning Post; Mr Melton Prior. illustrated Guidon News; and Mr (l W Steevens, Daily Mail. Mr ...
... PEACE OR WAR P has been an pease in the march of in South Africa mime the pnblicotion of the Teansvaal reply to the last despatch of the Britila Government. What it signifies is still uncertain. Whether it points to or war is still a =hied for &alit, ...
... FROM GOLF TO WAR. MR BALFOUR BUSY IN NORTH SOOTI.AND I Dundee, Thanday. Mr Balfour delivered opoeches in j dee to-day opening • golf bazaar. He highly extolled golf as a game for the buoy and miMitiaged man. Later. in acknowledging the pmsentation of ...
... ATTITUDE OF IRISHMEN. NATIVE DI SOUTH AFRICA. The Pall Mall Gazette special correspondent telegraphs :—There are evi•lences of unrest among the Orions.. Poodoes. and a section of the Beebnanita anl Matchelm. ar.d fears are ecter• Mined that they will ...
... REFORM IN THE WAR OFFICE _Lambe's, Sunday. An important reform ham been introduced at the War Office. The old Mobilisation Board, ;insisting of some twenty members, partly civil and partly military, has been abolished, and the Army Board has been rec ...
... with regard to naval mobilisation, and the , oky and War Mee are in existent touch with! the Chdenial Secretary. lord Lansdowne and , Yr Goshen are kept informei of all important telogrons South Africa. A military not mareiret that only the ordinary pr ...
... prevailed war would be a relief. War was. he t touble in afoot, and may titian ate thing or considered, inevitable. ins as everts, happen. I Mr Dutoit said he had pan experience of Bit- With reg..rd to the Simla telegram of the tish treachery. If war caned ...
... :!•'.EWS. REPUBLICS PREPARINI: Fon WAR. cipetowa. Wednesday. Tnittsvaal egents have been endeavouring to purellase bag. of slat in ollony. hut trill n. ttohl, r i cStain anything like that quantity.. MI the revolvers obtainable Item hat,. Ismu bonen up ...
... Thomas Blum Q Ur, 31 P. fir Seetlaad. said tier Amid that the object of war with fits South woald sot be for the mere of electoral I and other grievances of the Uitlanders. It would be • war to est thinp right within the Repabbe, the Rablie in • reformed assditios ...
... regard to naval mobilisation, and the Admiralty and War Office in constant touch with the C o l on i a l Secretary. lord Lansdowne and Mr Goarben are kept informed of all *portant telegram from South Africa. A military oorreepondent adds only ordinary pr ...
... READY. DEPARTURE OF a HA-NSPORM. Calcutta, The transport arangemonts for !oath Africa aro working perfactly. The vessels hare beau chartered for voyage oak% and on their wars will macre them fittings to fh. Ow. vernment. The left to-day. NO ntra IN BRITISH ...