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... MR. CHAPLIN ON THE WAR. THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. battuday Mr. Chaplin, UP., the speak at • diamar ol U.. Servant Gab at Criterina Itastimeast. Mr. Chaplin, to reply te Us tuut ilajaity . e .id they believe Wu lea told thu tins es. • pensiond timer ...
... IN AFRICA. Tii.t great continent has during the pa«t qoartet iuw the of many our mocU that ia not aorpeiting find the map dotted, so ta apeak, three foor with Übm caiebrated troops the front Firtt, tbrro is tb« of 1873. when th# Ashanti «mditioQ under ...
... SOUTH AFRICA five hundred the men of the City of London -Imperial Volunteers, mtli the full complement officers and the necessary equipment. lie transport the remaining 550 men has been undertaken Messrs. Wilson, Hull. It is computed that least £lOO,OOO ...
... FOR SOUTH AFRICA. NEW YOEK, Since the osrtforaak of th® war South Afrk»\ the British ha® bought of American packers cases tiiss.ed ©s Y,(K3OiOOO tinau third this qnasEt%-has already been a ie now being shipped, and tfee remamdee* is to coon as it. can ...
... knew, hitch in the arrangement from beginning end. What was be tho ultimate this war? Whan remembered all gaerihees the Colonies and by this country in prosecution this war it would lelt Uul no arrangement this question could ever bo accepted by the English ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. MR. CHAMBERLAIN S VISIT. MEETING PROCLAIMED. EXCITING SCENES IN THE STREETS. CONFLICTS WITH THE POLICE. Yesterday, at one o’clock, public meeting was announced hold in Bereaford place, the objocte the meeting being to denounce ...
... Press have treated the I ailleged rebellion of the Dltch of Cape Colony I i agaist Engiand Eine the outbreak of the j present war have been somewhat amusing inli their variance. One journal boldly dedclres I| that the Afrikander farmers of (ape Colony are ...
... carrying on of the war. England is not so beloved by Conti- inental nations that she can afford to leave the defence of the United Kingdom wholly to militia, volunteers, and the Royal Irish Con- Istabulary. To place 120,000 men in South 'Africa will exhaust ...
... THE COMMAND IX SOUTH AFRICA LORD ROBERTS AND SIR R. BULLER. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TRLGORAM.) Losimis. Mumuav. There appears in some quarters inclination to interpret tho appointment of Lord Roberta to the command in South Africa as outcome General Buller's ...
... the Ng* WA maw for Smith Africa. Ora Friday tim Swath Wales Regiment win leave Dublin for the mem of fie war. ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BATTLE IN NATAL. BULLER REPULSED AT THE TUGELA. ARTILLERY SURPRISED. ELEVEN GUNS LOST. HEAVY BRITISH LOSSES. CON NAUGHT RANGERS SUFFER SEVERELY. OFFICIAL DESPATCH. ...
... RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN SOUTH AFRICA. A SOLDIER KILLED. I/ondon, Thursday. Tin l*roc»s Association nays tho following were issued at tbe War this evening; Pietermaritzburg, Wednesday. “ Owing to an accident ou the railway last is’ght near Pine town, Sergeant ...