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... for the moment, but the, multh they ri present remains the same. It ; will be there in South Africa after the war, i it was before it. The re-tilt of the war is a forei„mne conclusion, and, altar all, the . result is the thing. In campaigns reverses ...
... DIARY OF THE WAR. Miming min earning up. Disparate battle at Magendantea. 12,000 Boers • attacked by Lord Methuen. Brit's& retire to Madder River Camp. Wanshope killed. Terrible Boer looms. „ 15-Bharp fighting in Cape Coloay, French engages the enemy ...
... cod will ant end with war, for when the campaign is over, and peace and prosperity reign in Smith Africa, I England will have to reorganise her army ia the light of the alperience which this war is plentifully oostributing. The war will Matter more the ...
... the Province tf et the 0011•1064.111 desires to express deep sympathy with all in aid sat. isty caused by an unavoidable war in Africa; to its admiration far the gal. !entry _chapLayed by English, Irish, Scotch, and Oolanial troops of all ad classes, end ...
... DONINION LEAGIII3. suGGEgrrn BODY THE WAR. London, Fr:day. The - Daily Moire Pietermaritzburg COl , resiondent, telegraphing an December :2, Isar—There is much discussion aa to forraation of 'Dominion League alter the war, thu duty which blaly would be to ...
... eztent the total casualties sustained by the British field force in South Africa. When a few days ago the Press Association published its list of the casualties reported by the War and the special correspondents of the -Times and Press Association at the ...
... FROM Limerick. M Night. Mir 2nd Cheshire Repiateit was to-dey from the War Oflos that they are to hut Lieserith to ea friday in to form part of the Seventh Dielion for South Africa. The news vu remieed great ewthuhrem. ...
... at the War Oahe, and it wan carried quickly round it created terrills seall•tIOIL The ef n Co.po Colony will be cahunitess, and the fall of Ladysmith eertain. bs vv.-situ ski:Mute conasquaose of the &foal are illimitable, iot oaly in South Africa, hat ...
... of the end of the war. One of the papers goes ea far am to soy that the power of Great Britain I broken for Africa, and that this disaster will lead to the rising et the Afoltaaders and the foandation of a United Blabs of Booth Africa. Most writem pay ...
... here about the reported intention of the United States to offer mediation to England for the restoration of peace in South Africa in conjunction with certain European Powers. As hr u the Kaiser's Government ti concerned It is that it will centime to strict ...
... not openly oppose the prosecution of the war, but he is, nevertheless, willing to wound, but yet afraid to strike the Government. The strength of the Seventh 11. vision, which is to be despatched to South Africa as promptly as possible, is to be 10,385 ...
... South Africa ha come quarters the hope is lexprafted that Great Britain will he wg= treat pesos, and that wlfl from reaertion. Othir papers, sad sawing theca the 'Fitraro.' take Merest view, sad that Br:tain send reasforeemais cad that the war will oontalue ...