... TRm-AN:SVAAL WAR& r ~I . THIE MODDER RIVER FIGHT, LATEST VERSJION OF THE ENGAGEMENT AN UNDECIDED VICTORY 15 ,000 BOERS AT COLENSO MORE BRITISH LOSSES K FOREIGN PRESSSMEN EXCLUDED FROM THE WAUL' OFFICE London, Monday Night. ! Tlse War Office authorities ...

... army in South Africa in order Io guard agaisst surprises. The Temps says:-A lit-te more and it wi'l: be oivil war-that is to say- a hideous mnoster, the mere appearance of which cn the horizon tils the friends of humanity and 9uth -Africa with dread. ...

... THE WAR TIONS. ROW Nenana The Lord Archbishop of Dui bhi i nation yesterday (St as ‘s Day) st Christ —,AT — Cathed His Collins, Grac BD. Chaplain and WAR SEWS RECEIVED AM. THIS fe Private Secretary. Rev. “EVENING ‘The candid: tes were presented by the ...

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

... concerned In the troplclimate Central Africa the nee rum was formerly regarded apeciflc and necessary precaution the deadly disease of those regions. The oldfa‘binned ration at rum. however, araa discontinued In the Ashaniee war of 1875; also under the command ...

... TUB WAR PUSDS. Mr. Ihii.Ssr I*, lierion, « •.. XI.P., ( Iraiand, lorther nf line guinea* to the Treaeurar of the Fiukl aid tlia Sailors - Familiea Association, •nt*s : .•• The rorenl reverses in South Africa •tfastarsliy increase the aatieUes ami want* ...

... the war, agieed with what was said a few nights ago by Mr. Bryce, that the example and teaching of the great patriots justified them in the opinion that they were not only entitled, but bound, to criticise both the causes and the conduct the war. It would ...

... Post's WAR ECHOES. Mai struck • Canadian journalist soon at Belmont aad Grasps', way tee deadly earneat at the Britoil Avow: the 250 wen or the Victoria Cootie- I Rent landed At Cape T..rea thin 'reek are 40 larmere, Hailer, 1 eparreaker, and 10 della ...

... »c--(■uitting th«-mselves Soirth Africa. Tliat evening it had been decided to call out more division our Second Army Corps, that is the second division. One division was called out last week and w=s now partly the way South Africa. Ik-fore the end another week ...

... THE WAR FUNDS. WHAT IS INC DONE WITH LADY SARAH WILSON'S CAPTIVITY. SOUTH AFRICAN COMPANY. (PEOil OUK COHKESPONDKNT.) Daily Nation Office, 58 Fleet etreet. C., Saturday Morning. There was news to-day from all the chief war centres, but the British generals ...

... hroises. said six eons. 105,000 BRITISH TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA London. Tuesday. At, the sltlptv leeterve depot at Woolwich O. eknit-i.l vs the l'ress Association, the re- jtisieitit frnm South Africa for men and forage ii- bor'es zt%-nits this month to 105000 ...

... E WAR AND THE VOLUN Bronts in Africa have m: Christmas which has just passed irom us a sad one for very many of us and a quiet one for all. Fortunately, no new tidings of bloodshed intruded themselves into our celebrations. The decp lull which has follow ...