... (on behalf of the Lord Chamsberlain), and others. During the evening cablegrams front South Africa reached the War Office. There was not much excitement at the. War Office in the early part of yesterday. Leid Wol- selehy called. and made a very brief stay ...

... and nmunitions of war to South Africa were reported in London yesterday. The tismora Castle, carrying one thousandl oflcei's and men. mostly made up of seven companies, of the 2nd East Surrey Regiment, as well as a quanoity- of war stores, passed- Cape ...

... 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 ...

... Daring the evening sevetsl a-c - .-1i: 1r~ca reached the War The Press Association undi W-ar Office has called upen c- ?? :- way companies to supplV somte:' - horses apiece for the Transva.i. The War Office states that Privi: H t.- .yorhb who iwa., wounded ...

... to this war reflects honiour upon them. And the Crimean war has now An defender; it was a colossal blunder, a ruinous expenditure of blood and treasure. Those who think that strong lan- guage, has been used in reference to the pre- dent war ought to ...

... of Mr Chamberlart. with the policy which is responsible for this infamous war, he will then provide some usefn' |nformationl for irishmen serving with the coloul: in Sut~h Africa, for whose interest at, 'hass fen back apon some of the faths of ?? independence ...

... deemed more worthy of advancement than two ad- mittedly capable officers who have good records of war set-vice. is a matter which everyone outside the War Office appears unable to comprebend. ...

... Naknative for Plain Men, I r W: T Stead tur tion of hr ?? po i regard to the crisis-,in South Africa. .The. burden of his argument, shortly put 'is lthat the present war in the ransvial, and, lie fact that the people of these 'opuntries.,were forced last week ...

... force Britain to end the war. Accoiding to the Sun's Washington despatch Admiral Scaley has asked for five additional men of war for his Southern squadron, alleging his belief thnt America must soon send a strong fleet to Africa. THE TUGELA A BARRIER TO ...

... botb busily.engaged in their can vssC Coxmuni~nuiiona for vroops&serving in South Africa, in additipn to the name of the regi- [ment, should bear the ?? Force, Sobth Africa. 1R1ev Dr JaMes Colroes, forArly: President of the Bristol Baptist Cokege, ad ...

... 'unjust, unnecesat grap- ing, oppressive, one1, and mosiulitiO war in South Afriea. Mr Blake, we suppose, will be denounced as.a rebel because he shares Irish opinion of the most criminal war of | modern tmes. But at the summons of his Party he left his ...

... AND THE ThANSVAAL VAR- WAVE OF PROSPERITY IN THE UNITED STATES-THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBL1N'S IMISSION-THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY-THE WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES New York, October 18. The yacht races between the Shamrock and the Columbia are doomed to end in keen di ...