... Association is officially informed that numerous applications have been received at the War Office from clergymen volunteerin'* for aervice in South Africa. Secretary for War it to be known that there is no intention of sending ont any more clergymen to minister ...

... to the British or Urourable the Boers, should be suppressed. Allhough the War Office new admits full responsibility for the military position in South Africa previous the war, the Jingo wgana are still attempting to make a scapelost Sir W’illiam Butler ...

... it nt loy- Africa. The for War cooling | to be known that there is ne int Hve»rs an | been received at the War Office frem clergy- fire from their long distance bat men volunteering fir service im South 1 loy- Africa. The for War wishes it ...

... vat which Astrid between .he despatch of I trope cod their arrival in Sorb Africa. real of war leas the rent* of feel. Thor event* led up to the scrip- •tabor of martinne of war. which could only he reel against Great Britain. The lkivernmeat were Iget ...

... to-day contains @ ful leader dealing with the forts future of South Africa after the war is: ager. the course of this article the journal « “that indispensable of the t be of South Africa peace and pro- 1. The establishment of the authorit; dis- over the ...

... rounds of ammunition are this wook being despatched from Southamp- ton to South Africa. The War Office to-night has ismed an additional list of transports for South Africa. These include the Idaho, Wakool, Briton, and Formoss, aod these will take out about ...

... QUERNSTOW isa, one of the most enthusiastically loyal displays in counection with the departure of tevops for South Africa since the war’ com: menced tuck place here this evening on the occasion of the departure of the transport Antillian with the Sevats ...

... two m the gravest import to the general weil. the citizens of Dublin, which, in the ex engendered by the progress of the war | Africa, run the risk of aot receiving the of attention which, in the interests ¢ they these matters is concerned with the in which ...

... referred have conveyed to South Africa immense quantity war and other stores, ammunition, etc. KISH MILITIA MOBOLIBE MONDAY. The Irieii regiments «f the line called to sufiplv verves lor the new Army Carps for service in South Africa are the slh Royal Lancer ...

... with his personal safety. The Duke himself is, however, a good soldier, and would probably relish employment in South Africa, but the War Office had even higher per* sonage than him to please. The statement which appeared in this column immediately after ...

... IRELAND. (prom the -Daily Telegraph War Correapomknt to the -Iriah IWly Independent. ■ Gape Town. Saturday Night. TUe •' Cape Times to-day contain* a powerful leader with the the fat Sooth Africa after the war the course the jounuJ dedawe *• thru i ...

... upon inquiry at the War Office this afternoon was officially informed t that the Government . bhs received no informnation that during the fight on Thursday near Lady- smith the Boer camp at Besters was cap- I tured. On inquiry at the War Office this eveniug ...