... ask the consideration of Irishmen what has been going forward in South Africa. . . . arc committed a war; and there is hardly a man in this country but .ooks, forward to the war with infinite, an almost passionate regret, but who still fails S. that ...

... OF WAR Perlionesery papers sued yeesrday site sere of the eitireetod VW. of the ware m South Alma and t. SSA. Sesins how the ex. pastime is to bo met. Tho totals put. et £153.517,000. side u itrlious sad i ns lA mg 'sunsets for 1901.2—booth Africa suploy ...

... 10DRICK ON MR WAR. OVERNMENT% DEFENCS. Toe Prole .Iteetattoe lutes Mot tbe lovrkne orarrayoadeete Lea poled battled' Coked Sr How•rd Viarest, M.t. e aad the eercretary for War, • rld ■ tublzhed by ',rt. lIIMAIUMI of Mr. Bradral I Gmeresto Run, Dd. 6. ...

... Notkooformist Uctonat for War, hoe charge on behalf of the Govern. Amocation gave a banquet ai. the Whitehall went. •We have got many an ounce of fact ROOMS. Lomb's. is meet the 'Margo. of Saha out of our caticricuct in South Africa was bur the Dole of D ...

... worded ' is booth Africa were dee to enyeimsufficiency of SIFTIOES seat out from the mentry. The question II tether one of orgaeleiteos in South Africa A certain &moon& of conespow dame had pasted between Lori Roberts and the Secretary for War on the subject ...

... serious and far more injurious to the successful prosecution o ...

... WAR CORRF.qPiItiDENTS LEeTURF. A select ormipany was entertained at Besmear Castle on taturd►r night, guests being present from Balmoral. ALergeklie, and Mar Lodge, to hear Mr. Villiers. the war enremporslent and artist, deliver a lecture on his experiences ...

... HOME }ROM THE WAR. Twenty-seven sick and itouudail men from Capetown arrived at Ph-mouth yesterday by the hospital ship lropm, which left on September 26th, Professor II E Clark, of Glasgow. being in eharou at head of the Scotturh National I'm:p . A.ll ...

... THE OTHER WAR. People ate beginning to forget, if they Imvc not almost forgotten, that tbe South African war is not the only serious campaign present in progress. The Philippine war, which the United States hare been engaged sine© May last year, is even ...

... the attitude of Irishmen as regards the war arise from confusion ideas. case of putting the effect before the cause, or, in vulgar language, the cart before the horse. Why are Irishmen so strongly opposed this war? One reason that England baa denied them ...

... overthrow of British power is South Africa, and at the setting up of • South African Repsibik. They deliberately invaded i British *minty, sad publicly annexed it. t2l We have not 000docted the war un. Irighteously and cruelly. War at its best is an awful cures ...

... forces are reported not to have fired return. to six o'clock this evening the War Office was not in position make any communication to the Press, and it understood that NOT SINGLE WAR TELEGRAM bwd reached the Department to-day up that , time. Seeing that c ...