... ~ ?? THE BOER WAR MD(MPE SHOULD CMY SHLlAME Francois Coppae, writing from Paris to x- Am(rican paper, says:-fespite the grandilco ?? phnr es of migh y progress we edoing- all we can to complete the mst diaouraging - and iniroraP spectacle of the triumph ...

... d to the War Office officials, who authorised the agency to state that, so far as the War Office was aware, the report. was unfounded. t LADYSMLTH CUT OFF OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMiENT London, Thursday Night. It was officially announced at the War Of- fice to-night ...

... THE LIARS' WAR. Mr. Davitt, iA the letter published else- where, suggests as the historic name by whch the war at present being waged in South. Africa should for ever be known, the Liars' War. It was hatched in falsehood, it is being defended by falsehood ...

... THE WAR LATEST LIST OF CASUAl DESULTORY FIGHMING XI' LADYSMITH SERIOUS SITUATION IN RASiTOT TRANSVAAL RECRUITS VIA a.llJ -u BAY IRISH-AMERICAN BIS11OP DI)O 7 THE WAR SIR E CLARKE ON THE GLE > JINGOES Loendon, Sundav Midnight. The following was issued ...

... aiparent in retard to the war, and many Ut them bhlieved that if the negotiations had been reasonably conducted there never would hare | been an ?? (chere)s. peonaly, to coauld not belicxe that their Governmer^ ever imeant war. He believed that they tried ...

... first fruits of the war for the Iris people is a heavily incased income tax of about Is in the £D, which they were never worse able to pay than at present, and which is most unjust in view of the fact that they have only lost by the war in the past, and ...

... batteries of field artillery to the British military establishment in South Africa. The transport, Sardinian, wwith the Canadian contingent on board, has left Quebec for South Africa. FURTHER MILITARY PRE- PA RATIONS. One million rounds of Lee-Enfield ammuni- ...

... opinioen in reard to the shameful and ui- ri pqutous war. Mr'l ohn Pinkbeton, of P re- !gretted t as out of his power to- he present.ng u and 'eharsoterised the war as the host iniqet e. tons and inglorious war of modern tiCOes. Mr v Peter Ffrench, Sf P, saidthat ...

... as c-mpetent c ~a255 ?? The Oover- enfe' first dury to Britain and the Ealpire rras to keep us out of war in South Afric'a, atn we were p'uuged nmr war in Sauth Afriea. The :o vayernent denlarci tihey did not intnd wr.- 1l3ind indeed must tbhev have been ...

... ? a late hour this evening some 61 the nrineipal officials were still engaged'at the War Office,;which bad esperienoedt a very busy day. -v - . i'he South Africa'Inforumatiok: Board has been: insicted- by large numberis- of. people during the day, ...

... THE THEOLOl.Y OF WAR. To the d~tor of the Fveema1. Sir- As the sobject of war at present occupies t:e uublie mind so esugromingl, ind all eyes fore Red nn the grfat, object lesson placed ?? Sore us inl SoDUth Africa, it. tnk inlterest- Voar readar to ...

... Secretary for War has sent no suck telegram to Lord Mount Edgoumbe. London, 'Th ursday, Midnight. Inquiries at the War Office to-night elicited that not only was the report of the death of Gereral Joubert discredited in official cittlee, bur the War Office are ...