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... THE WAR DE WET BACK IN TEE TRANSVA AL. BOERS SHOUT OF FOOD AND AMMUNITION. THEIR FLIGHT FROM ZAURFONTEIN. WAa SPECIAL.) Jouunrcseuau, January 16.— 1 learn that Christian Wet has crossed ibe Vaal and joined hands with the Transvaal commandoes. Further ...
... THE GOVERNMENT AND THE WAR. The Timet eays The declarations of the Lord Chancellor the Cutlers’ Feast iu Sheffield regarding the manner in which the war should conducted and carried a close would have been more saliefa-'tory bad they also given the public ...
... THE MISTAKES OF THE WAR l.«ord Newton, speaking on Saturday last at meeting of the Conservative Association Lancashire, referred to the unsatisfactory position in South Africa, and said that the mistakes which had been made lay at the door of the dis ...
... GERMAN OPINION OF THE WAR. Bkklin, Tuesday The National Zeilung thinks the approach of winter will not unfavourable to the British in South Africa, since the Boers will have to face cold and hardships without the possibility of obtaining warm clothing ...
... Canadian Mounted Rifles were ly welcomed here to day on their return from South Africa. Mont ual, Fbidat The members of the 3d Canadian contingent arrived to day from Sooth Africa. AMERICA AND THE PHILIPPINES. (UUTKB'S TELZOBAM.) Wamiisotom, Fbidat. —The Senate ...
... THE WAR. Losddr, FamaT.—General Boiler presided at dinner at the Ship Hotel.Oreenwieh, to-night to celebrate the return of the Goldsmiths’ Institute after serving volunteers in Sonth Africa. The Chairman said some persons regarded the present war as not ...
... THK ‘'OPEN DOOR IX SOITH AFRICA, Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, replying Sir J. Rol lest**), said was not the intention his Majesty's Covermuent to a*topt in .South Africa the termination of tb* war any system ttf protective die criminaliuii against foreign*goods ...
... FROM THE WAR. Loanon, Panur.—The transport Avne* arrived at Southampton this afternoon with invalids bum Sooth Africa. She brought home eighteen officers and 289 men, under the command of Lieotenant- Colonel Beads, 8.A.M.0., several of whom war* suffering ...
... NOTES ON THE WAR. London, Wednesday. l able to stale from information I have received to-day that tba War Office, in view of tbe splendid service rendered in South Africa by oor various mounted infantry eonlicgenis, contemplate training half tba men of ...
... MR. MERRIMAN ON THE WAR. Mewrs. Morriman and Sauer spoke at a Stop the War’' meeting at Battereea on Sunday night, being supported by Mr. John Burns, M.P. Among letters of sympathy with the object of the proceedings was one from Mr. Gonrtney, who said ...
... THE COST OF THE WAR. Colonel NOLAN naked the Secretary of State fw War whether he gire Tew heads of th. £140,000,000 bill presented Ire the Chancellor o, the Exchequer for the South African war. Mr BRODRICK—The figures are as follow foi the services named: ...
... the strength in South Africa was sufficient, ignoring the wear and tear of horseflesh and those grim lists of deaths from dysentery that daily pass almost withont notice, so acenstomed have become to regard the war in Sooth Africa as a chronic infliction ...