... reached the J the official* Whitehs had no idea ten the Colonial o®^-. the War Office deal of activity, and bott Lord ere Tko Department oontini lions from offire™ Africa. Sir William War Office in coosatuu * ing the day. .. . The Transport Depart .■« busy ...

... we peas roused of the Imperial troops the yeast of hostlitim is the Tnumeel, is sixty yew* of sad • very marketed Africa. 'Ferrier. Re war wit le the Red River Espedi• rim in Cmsda, mad sorompealed Lord to the (lola Cart. every commander be bait served ...

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

... 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 ...

... England is to beoverilor of a4itouth Africa. , Notwithstandiin the hordes of adventurers .e irom England and other parts of the world h. who during the last ten years have swarmed ti tb'-he Rand1 the Dutch of South Africa are *still themajority of 'thel white ...

... I TROOPS AND STORES FOR SOUTH AFRICA. IMAM AORXI.4I; LONDON Lansdowne at War Mks morning at 10 with Fortsecur, Private Secretary, and was immediately joined by Sir Ralph Under Mammy of and Mr. Ofretoomi Assistant Socretary of State, with whom be until ...

... 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* ...

... WAR OFFICE CONFERENCES London, Wednesday. Lord araved the War Odioa morning holi-past ten with Fortttcue, private secretary, and was immediately joined by Sir Ralph Knoa, the Under] Secretary rtf State, and Mr. Fleetwood Wilson, Assistant Under Secretary ...

... Lord Wolseley, Sir Red vers Buller, and othew, considered the situation at the War Office in the evening in the light of the decision of the Cabinet to send out to South Africa additional British troops. far as those to be sent from England are concerned ...

... 04 the Verge of War. Pretoria. Ter.dity Eveninc• • TV. iternnon'A sitting the Rand. at which *h.mberlaid destiiicii read. wag Jtt.tule.ll Presiders, Kreger. members of the and the other principal odiciah. 'there wee a large of the general petit. A reply ...

... whose independence they had repeatedlv declared their intenee anxiety to respect and cherish? War of any kind Would not be war with honour, it would be war with deep dishonour (cheers), and what mockery, what a farce, WHAT HTPOCRITIOAL FARCE, send their ...

... activity at the war office London. Wednesday. Lord LansJowne arrived at the War ...