... LINCOLN AND SOUTH AFRICA. The war in South Africa is coming home u_‘ i of us as the months go by, and the end afpears to be no ncarer. For some reason, whether good or bad, our readers can decii2, according to their own ideas, the censorsa:p which Lord ...

... INTERESTING STATEMENT. Over a year ago, when (he covniry was & pleted of a grest part of the rigular amy ‘hrough the war in South Africa, the War Ofber suddenty called upon those reservisis who had passed the age for active service, to rejoin the colours. George ...

... native kraals in South Africa MADNESS. to prevent the Boers receiving cupplies from them? The “Morning Leader” says: Sir Elliott Lees, the Conservative member for Birkenhead, wio bas seen a good deal of service in Africa during this war, has written to the ...

... South Africa? Wel GOVERNMENT kunow they intend to resort A POLICY. to sterner methcds, but What is the Government’s simply repressive mcasures will nct govern a couutry. Has Mr. Chamberlain or Lord Salisbury any idea of what to do in South Africa when ...

... this mom eays such things: nobody in this room belioves them. (Heer, | hear.) NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE WAR. It is in rebstion to South Africa and the war that we are supposed to be so hopelessly divided. 1 am;not one of those—and 1 shall show it in a few ...

... inevitable horrors of war. This De Wet story shews that it was not merely cruel, but stupid. It is this | wanton and pitiless folly that has prolonged the war. And yet the Government pretends that it is the Upposition which bas protracted the war. The man who ...

... vote for Mr. Walker. Mr. Walker's address appears in our advertising columns. The Government knew nothing about S.| Africa before the war started, and now they apparently know nothing about Gibraltar; .l‘ fact which Mr. Gibson Bowles very quickly demeonstrated ...

... THL ENDLESS WAR. WIHAT IS HAPPENING? NO NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. Kisg Edward Vi, was duly proclaimed Pretaria on Mooday, the 25th, as “supreme I W have bees of & very apressive charactes, Lord hitchener is appareatly doing what the drill-mastcr calis “marking ...

... NO POLICY IN SOUTH AFRICA Aug. 6th.—On Mr. Black's metion to reduom the vote in aid of the Transvaal Administration, as a protest sgainst the action of the Colonial Su:r-nz'h pot disclosing the future Constitution of ‘Transvaal and Orsnge River Colouies ...

... ENDLESS WAR. MEN WALNTED 'OR OF Ti way to g A notiiication has there mg that 5,000 Impesia «l, and g,OOO voluntees: e\w The lzttes Volunteers nuw a mpleted a year ol s&x ) Africa. Enlisting 1s also pro kv in Australia and New Zealand WET SHOOTS A SPY ...

... appeals, in most of which the South African war is al- leged as the cause of the deficit, but in none of ‘which, strange to say, is there the smallest sign of disapproval of that war. The “War in South Africa” meets us at every turn, till it is beginning ...

... THEZ ENDLESS WAR. THE GREAT PROCLAMATION. DAYS OF GRACE ENDED. NO IMPORTANT SURRENDERS. MONDAY,—.—Unofficial telegrams from South Africa state that, as far as is known in some of the principal distriots, there have been no important surrenders in response ...