... MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA eapateen. Cominisedont Altriolet, tbie Chief of aloe Omar* Frey. Slate Artillery. le proceed* witli of artillery in direction of Kimberley. Ladysmith. afeedey. • Throe of Cambinseraven Ime• riedly mastered this iifternoon ...

... Boer flag. Mr John Meaty and opened meeting. Mr stiehael Davitt, 461,•• the IM speaker, reminded the that the eonmg war wee not C war sualy egalnet The Been knew how to tight, and they straight. They defenden of National independence., and they were entitled ...

... prepare inc departure for South Africa. All isservo. belonging to the battalion are to rejoin. Many of there ere members of the Middlesex Roval Kngineera Volunteer'. It I. expected the detachment leave on Ratorday. The War Imo bestowed upon Mr Darracott ...

... gesociation learns it veakt-ba contrary to tlie.ganal practice of war to &Bow transports conveying in Urge to proceed without an at warships and despatch in tho of friendly . - . _ in South Africa. and the trace ports are at anchor awaltisgard•ra, thay nih ...

... feeling of South Africa generally on the Tree/meal situation. A. be going to addles% a public meeting at as as he conld get it convened, he did not with to be had formed from the inveiltigations. eincerely hope, he said. that there won't be war. but—. Ido ...

... course, an excellent oiler Ho served against the Matabele in both the wars spinet that tribe. He has left bis remmend of the rth Dragoon Guards for special terries in South Africa. Singular ea it may appear, Colonel Baden-Powell once reverted from the ...

... victory British in South Africa, and their announcement of the caption of Eland.lasee and the defeat of the Boma was speedily followed by • Government despatch giving details of Sir George White'a brilbect achiavement. The War despatch, which •as se was ...

... THE ENGTNT DRIVERS MATS. ARRIVAL AT MAIUBMO'. IN TRAIN REPORTED SAFE. (Pres, Association War Kimberley October 13. The drirer El the armoured train, which dmt , n,, , l. escaped and arrived at Marierro' St g• on early to-day. He bad fear of his engem ...

... Republic shall be instantly withdrawn. (e.) That all reinforcements at troops which hue arrived in South Africa shoe let Jane, shall be removed from South Africa within a reasonable time, tab. agreed with Government. end with • thsurance guerentee on the part ...

... SAID TO DE DOING -- Loudon. Monday. The Preps Aesocietiou say. the following telegram was by the War Office at p .—From White to Sucre- of State for War. Ladysmith (3 4.46 p Monday. Yule wired last :t that wounded at Dundee aro doing w ell. The Preys ...

... Glasgow Barracks for the 2nd Scottish Rifler to embark at Glasgow for South Africa on the 23rd. Th• god battalion Seaforth Highlanders embark at Glasgow on the 21st for South Africa. Trustworthy intelligence from the westeng herder of the Transvaal and Orange ...

... I. the ewes ef • ihirrt. to Who ol tlee lromrtnlt pagnme to•day ate Pope referred to the earroo with he tb• unhappy war ia Booth Africa. that he estaratly payed for = mai. eatoeslioa prim mil As inismsk al ...