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... circles during the day. Tho War was visited by from other Gnverotnent departments. We.ii End eloba, &c., for news of reported | conllicta. Even Kedvers Boiler left Kin;land assume his responsible comin ami South Africa wilhool tho War Oflice being in position ...
... Topper behalf Lord ...
... Wt the afternoon for South Africa. Field Marsltal Lonl Uoherta, V.C., iftuiected the the Ist Battotoo Hnyal Dublin the 14th Hawr*. ojuidnm the (InniakiUing) Drscons. and a lieara-r coaijiany. all about to have fur Sooth Africa. In the House Lords yesterday ...
... South Africa - (heir. hror. war in Sooth Inca between while men. addition sll the nat'trU evils ol war. greatly the character ut civil war. 1 could not give »,i grapbM an lecnnnt .o> wan given ties Seereicry of State lor the ’olonies in 10%, li - ...
... CJBLB TO SOUTH AFRICA. In view the eaeeptional pressure which will be placer) on the cables South Africa the event a war with the Transvaal, it it satisfactory to find that a third cable afforda| alternative route is about be laid. Tbs Telegraph Construction ...
... character. The terms (bo (Uvumeut signed by Mr. Kcitz wore such render war inevitable, and they mttbi evidenUy have been chnseti with ibis object. Tlio lung period nucerlainty has and a state war has been established. Now, os in 1881. British thumselves tor the ...
... DOST WORRY YOITRRKLF ABOUT THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Bat look well to prmerre yrair benllb and Mreneth • epidemic attack, by pofehauia only the FISH, POULTRY, AND GAME M‘CADE'S, SOUTH CITY MARKITTS, DUBLIN. rairwmUy admlUad hare the AND MOST VARIRO STOCK ...
... THE WAR OFFICE has selected Caspar's Extract bens* (be bat sod most seitabis fee use lo the Field Heeplula of the British Amy Corps la Sooth Africa. ...
... Viscount Wolscley, K. I*.. and at present special service in South Africa. Tlie Daily TdfjropH hss opened shilling fund for widows and orphan.* tho soldiers killed io the war South Africa. And, like the Quaker who ** sympathised ten shillings worth, the ...
... WAR PARAGRAPHS. The for the J«t Royal Scots and 2iwl Royal Irish Kifies from Belfast for Sooth Africa has been received. They leave to-morrow (Friday! for y-iccaslown, where they will embark for the Cape. Arrangement* have now been made by the Government ...
... WAR PREPARATIONS. VICTUALLING THE TKOOTS. A Wooiwicli lelegrajihs tlial, it baring been found nt-iewary in meeting the in-uid for foml for the troops ami forage for the lioreea, to work all night in the supply reserve spires. Woolwieli lh>ckyanl, a diifreulty ...
... Liverpool Cotton Association yesterday decided, amid much enthusiasm, give £l,OOO to the Transvaal War Fund for the Widows and Orphans the Soldiers who fall in the war, and for the wives and children of tbo akk and wounded and disabled. ...