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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. LOUD WOLSKI.KV «> THE UKITISH STATE* BY LORD SALI>ULRY. •NO FOREIGN POWER WILL INTER- InportMU wcr« »t Lord Mafor bMniuct in London wrck L> Salisbury nod Lord WoU*l«T, belt of •ii'nn roferred *( length to the war. There «a« at ...
... WAR INSGUTH AFRICA—-SOLDIERS AND SAILORS (LARNE) RELIEF FUXND A meeting of committee of collectors and d‘ others interestod in this fund was held in the Victoria Temperance Institute on Wednesday evening. Colone] M‘Neill. J.P. (chairman of Lame Urban ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. END NEAR AT HAND. (Press Associatitn War Special) STANDERTON, Wednesday.—Cal. Dewick Copley’s column 1s working south of the Vaasl. He sent in to-dey five Boer families, 3,000 cattle and sheep, about 350 horses, and five Joads of food stuffs ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE NOOITGEDACHT BATTLE. HOW THFE ROERS SUFFERED War Special ) . JOHANNESBURG, Wedneedey —The 4th Cavalry Brigade, under General Thxon, passed through hore yestorday for Kmgersdorp. With regand to tho Boer casualties at Nooitgodacht, the ...
... AFRICA. PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. BOTHA OUTVOTED. WAR TO PHOOEED. Information ha# resthed us. says the London ••Bun.’’ that Mr. Kruger s answer was received last Saturday week, and great meetings took place on the following Monday at Ermelo. summoned discuss ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. MILKER IN PRETORIA. DKATH ANOTHER INMSKILLINO OFFICER. Mr, Brum* fir '■lH’lr graph. wired Thursday last that I ...
... Francis Adams said that England’s rapacity for carrying ont the war in South Africa depended wholly on the Treaty Washington. If the roles laid down bv England si the time of the Civil War obtained to-day. the oceans with privateers of Alabama type. FIGHTING ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. KRITZINGER ACQUITTED. Tb« Mar Oflice tug hi itaued lb* followmg —The for War received ® lelrgram Kil ...
... they j cannot fill advantage to the country. It J war unfortunately in the public interest -to take into account dealing with Sir .Bulter the manner in which conducted viortant operations in South Africa. He is tirelv aatwfied with himeelf. since a-euird ...
... SOUTH AFRICA Some aeciious the Continental Press have not been slow to exult over the trifling: mishaps by the Britidi arm* in South Africa within the few days. These same papers h»ve convenient w«y of gloeßin* over certain fact* which not quite suit ...
... give the rumour fer what it is worth. BOER WAR NEWS. There now in process nation at The the “Daily eorreapoed. eit weial bureau tor to the European Press “new, as the true situation of affair, in South Africa It character,Vic of the Russian Pra„ that South ...
... puind meat, slow trails)icrt*. while last ones rvero available. Ac., Ac., wdl all have !>c inqu red into later on. The war South Africa has proved the folly—iieculiarlv a llritir.i estimating the pro liable force enemy, and it may that showing defects our ...