... Inqu.at and Verdict. A LESSON ON THE WAR. One lassos of the woe is South Africa is the Of msgasinerrills to mea Ia mitrucicio newts. The maga**, oaa be charged by • sae is absolute scanty. Re theta bobs his sp. biases off his eight or tan maids, and hobs ...

... Dr. Rutherfoord Harris and the War. • imPORTANT INTERVIEW. Dr. Butherfoord who eat an the Cape Parliament for many years, has been on the z.pprosching element in, South Al: the poeition of 'Jails at the windup of th war, I presume, said the representative ...

... WAR INTERFATING - SALE AT NEWPORT. A very interesting sale of war took plaoo at the Trailer: Arms Hotel Howport, on Wednesday night, Mr. Har.ile H. Elsa!well being the auctioneer. The artieles were the property of Mr. Frank R. Ward, who sue an Kimberley ...

... AND THE WAR, A Prayer. The preeident of tie Newport Jewish owe,- ration. Mr. .1. Myers, has rewired a 'veld prayer fries the Rabbi, Dr. Adler, to be after the prayer the Royal Family at the of the upoa every Sabbath the war lit South Africa oustinam ...

... that the will, when at Moscow, initiate some move mint by the Great Powers with the object of bringing tacit end the war in South Africa. It is also stated, however, that the Tsar is making • visit merely that H.I.M. and family may become better acquainted ...

... England found herself at war with a foe whose subjugation demanded , her best energiea and blood. She had only just esedped being the victim of a deep-laid and far' teaching conspiracy to overthrow her suprentacy in South Africa. They had found that the ...

... Cost of the War. A MILLION AND A QUARTER A WEEK The Central News telegraphs that speaking in the 'House of Commons on Tuesday evening, Mr. Brodrick stated that the cost of the war in South Africa, including the coat of maintaining prisoners and refugees ...

... that England is likely to abandon, or could abandon, her duty in South Africa. General Buller's deepatch, save the Sun. is pathetic, but is it the despatch as he wrote t. or se Fume War Office clerk edited it? in ease. the leaderehip and the Staff work ...

... GENEIIAL MUER ON TIE WAR. SPEECH AT CAPE TOWN. (Central Telegram.) Cape Town, Oct. P A (Afternoon). General Boller was the Garet of the Corporation at a lunch sif noon to-day, when he was accorded a great puhl:c reeepthei. ftcpivin to the toast of his ...

... THE WAR AND THE STATES. Row at a Pro-Boar Meeting. NEW YORK, Jan. 5. Enormous quantities of provisions and fodder em heing shipped from here to South Africa for the British Army. The steamship Babine, sailed for Cape _Town ymteeday with • million end ...

... LORD PARRIS ON THE WAR Meeting of the Consolidated Goldfields Company. Lord Harris, speaking u chairman of the general meeting of the consolidated goldfields of South Africa. Ltd., on Tuesday. said from a business point of view President kruger had done ...

... The Volunteers. WAR OFFICE NOTICE. lerms of Sery ice. London, WedneFday. The following was issued trom the %Va. Office early on Wednesday morning (1) raise YEOMANRY. _ Her Majesty's Government have decided to or service in South Africa a mounted in. _ ...