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... SOUTH AFRICA. YESTEBDA T8 AND THIS MORNING'S TELEGRAMS. A British Change of Front Significant Hint About Concessions—l ndir e c t Evidence of Peace Proceedings—Mr. Balfour Speaks of Oommuncations Passing —De Wet’s Demoralized Force —Recovers Quickly—Train ...
... the War Office i* answerebl* lor QoUaod. German Bmallmao the Com—ander-in-Cbief. who in- Having exprceied the opinion that the Admiralty them, under cover of white g, . rents the plan of campaign, for in ease of failure of appeal was givao. wars to ha ...
... Booth Atiiea, Sir Wilfred said ha agreed, tor the reason that the war was at aa end. There might still some guerilla warfare and brigandage under the name of war, bat the result of the war was no longer issna. Aa to the portion M the resolution that anllatssaDt ...
... and Bellary. Up to the present no prisonera have been despatched. LORD DUNDONALD AND. COLONEL BKABAZON RETIRED. The following War Office announcements were gazetted on Tneeday night Colonel the Earl of Dnndonald, on vacating his appointment on tbs staff ...
... March 18th, at 7.45 —Irish concert in St. Goiumb’s Hall. Easter Monday evening, April Bth—Concert in Town Hall Olenties. SOUTH AFRICA. TEBTEBDATB AND THIS MORNING'S TELEGRAMS. Lord Kitchener’s Peace Proposals—No News of Acceptance-Colonial Police Captured ...
... with reference the eery elaborate and able statement of the Secretary lor War with reference to army reform, and expressed some surprise at anything so good emanating from the War Office. At the some time it struck him oe magnificent superstructure without ...
... OFFICERS. Mr. COOHILL asked the Chaneellor ol the Exchequer whether, in view ot the hardens placed on the prolongation the war in Booth Africa, proposed to make any reduction in the same paid partly for feee and partly lor salary to the Attorney and Solicitor ...
... all prisonera of war, were released by the enemy on January 4th last. London, Sunday.—The transports Briton and Dilwara left Southampton Saturday with troops for South Africa and India respectively. The former carries to the seat of war 788 yeomanry belonging ...
... txpendUurs dne to the war ...
... industry and eommeroe ol an ameooment ol the lions ol the Minister lor War. While there Patent Law. The Board of Trade ware also urged ara hosts ol men who are willing to enlist in war to institnte immediate inquiry into tbe nnsaiistima with definite idea ...
... But week after week went by many well-known and highly respected Londonderry people spoke out honeetly, and their statements wars published in the public Press. There was no longer room for donbt. Londonderry psople said This must bo trne.” Well, here is ...
... Netionaliet argument gone out with the militia and regular to show that oaths of a very binding character troops to seres in South Africa and have are not confined to Protestant Sovereigns, given satisfaction to their commanding officers.’’ There is the oath, ...