... ters of the Royal East Keot Yeomsnry to serve in South Africa, has been officially ac- cepted. ‘The Army Seriptare Readers’ Society is send- ing out six readers to work among tho troops in South ‘Africa. For this purpose sn appeal is made for £500, and Irish ...

... WAR PREPARATIONS. VICTUALLING THE TROOPS. A telegraphs that, it having ben found necessary ia meeting the de mand for fool for the troups and forage fur the horees, to work all ntzht in the supply reserve stores, Woulwich Docitvanl, a ditieulty bas Unrier ...

... Commander- in-Chief, K.P., and at pre- eent on special service in South Africa. has opened a shilling fund for the widows and orphans of the soldiers killed in the war in South Africa. And, like the Quaker who ‘‘ sympathieed ten worth,” the Telegraph ects ...

... WAR PARAGRAPHS. ‘The order for the departare of the Ist Royal Scots and 2nd Royal Insh Rifles from for South Africa has been received. ‘They leave to-morrow (Friday) for Queenstown, where they will embark for the Cape. Arrangements have now been mado ...

... Orange Free Sta large number of whom, throngh no fauk own, are in great straits, din urgent prompt The exodus from al Sonth Africa has assumed suc! ormen tions that it hae bh me impe ete from beyond the Limits of British Sout where there has been no lack ...

... THE COST THE WAR. YESTERDAY'S DIVISION THE HOUSE COMMON’S. liondou. Monday, The Press Association states that in the division upon the Chancellor the Exchequer's motion in Committee ways and means the Treasury bills fer the war expenses, which was carried ...

... matum having finally cleared the situation. Though there is no desire for war for wars sake the majority of tlie Progressives and most of the loyal Eection of the population regard war as the only possible meeans of'.settlemnent, and if they complain at all ...

... tRITISH WAR PREPARATIONS CONFERENCE AT THE WAR OFFICE. London, Monday. ,The first class army reserve men Leeds, numbering nearly 200. yesterday received warning to be ready at forty-eight hours’ notice. The War Office has also claim upon the services ...

... THE POPE AND THE WAR. Rome, Tuesday Afternoon. In the course of a short speech to the chiefs of the English Catholic Pilgrimage today the Pope referred to the sorrow with which he regarded the unhappy war in South Africa, and said that he earnestly prayed ...

... from the Oppoatao® tide Mr. Chamberlain's war policy was objected to good tfeai of sharp criticism. Mr. Darkt. who intervened early the debate, created seosasaon announcing bis intention, protest agniina. the war. resell his seat. H» esptrienco in the House ...

... DO! WORRY YOURSELF ABOUT THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA, Bat look well to preserve your any ts ur bealth and strengt FISH, POULTRY, AND GAME M‘CABF's, SouTH CITY MARKETS, DUBLIN, LARGEST MOST VARIED STOCK IN THE admitted to have the ...

... touched practically upon on© subject, namely, the stats of affaire in South Africa, and that state was war between Great Britain and the Transvaal and the Orange Free Stale. The war had bee* brought about not her Majesty’s Government but the deliberate action ...