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... eaxly th in South Africa. The day. had a right to be beard with give & terms of peace and the sett! of the and it was a matter on whic! mu gents. now. meant that, mflict- could ‘until Parliament met—to rth of the apologists of the War Gfik fections of ...
... immediate notificatin of the *rrival at Cape t Town of any of t* iiuznerefis transport* now en route to South Africa withtroops, munitions of war, horses, mules, ete, %ould not be viewed with unnecessary concernl by the many friends of the thousands of troops ...
... os once mobilised fer service in South Africa, is siguificant.atate- mens when it is considered in conjunction with the recent declarations of of the Governmect that no further troops be despatched to South Africa, beyond those required to fill Sthe gaps ...
... NOTES WAR NEWS. BY THE PRESS ASSOCIATION MILITARY CORRESPONDENT. Loudon, Thursday Night. Though no news importance cam® fro“ the front M>- ...
... throughout the war. It wonld be a gloss blunder to regard the declaration as an indication to any Power for mediation, but it places the war on new footing, and definitely does away with any idea treating the burghers rebels. LORD KIMBERLEY AND THE WAR. London ...
... LAND AND MINING Britiah South Africa Bh*. No. 1-4,373,559 .. 4* .. A C»OId .. *5 81 .. 8A PNEUMATIC TYRE AND CYCLE SHARES. Cycle Com 1 2 6 .. 8 Dunlop OrA H ,Di 8 9,. 86 Dunlop Deferred 2 .. 2,7 Dunlop spo Pf .. 9 101 Osmond. Ltd .. .. S4j ,« 2 3 MIS ...
... telegraphs the t at half- past. eleven to-night the following despahti was posted at the War Office:- General Officer C'oamanding-in-Chief in South Africa to Secretary for War (received 10.45 p un). ' Cape Town, 7.25 p in, 22nd November. Private G Luson, 2nd ...
... late hour this evening no news was available at the War Office, but at 11 30 the appended tele- grams (the last for the night), were issued to the Press General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, South Africa, to Secretary of State for ?? (received 920pmu).| ...
... DIARY OF THE WAR. Oct. 7.—Reserves out: Parliament sum- 9.—Transvaal Oct. 10.—Great Britein refuses to discuss con- British Agent to Oct, 11.— of altimatam ex- five p.m. War Oct, Natal by by Boers at forty miles south of Oct. 14.—] heavily. Oct. and wires ...
... wees Our | on illamizations sre wor ar issue of ome public, x to remark 7 in affirm. try officers THE. WAR RELIEF F very ‘7 THE £DITUR OF THE “ DAILY ly grouna Sir—Might 1 sugce Se ee eee we for actual quested to a few pence en: In the Fund for the Widows ...
... towit, aI i, It eil kniownt, is fritiy provisionied. bi hut- beet: s rennthenrt by teeprary eairth- iursk Mitd h- in. evert war th t to rneel theemost se-vere o~a't ASir i; -Nite ...
... order, and Lord men, said :— . and men, I come here to congratulate you on having been selected for service in the war in which we are Africa, and now that I have engaged in, Sout I have no hestitation in ing the 5th Bri of the field force on having the ...