... ultimate federation of the States. AGAINST THE WAR ON PRINCIPLE London, Tuesday.—Mr. Charles Fox, member of the Society of Friends, having declined to pay income-tax owing to the addition necessitated by the war, a distraint sale took place at his residence ...

... Southampton Ibis afternoon (or Sooth Africa with Yeomanry, Bomtbilders, and Volunteer sompanlee of different regiments, in all sixty-two offie rr nod 979 men. The troops many of whom have previoosly served in Booth Africa, had a good eend uff before departore ...

... i» now 68, WeKtmurelaod-Ktreet, London, 8.W., having returned from South Africa not long ago. Am anticipated, wa* able tell me a interesting of biM hardship* during the preaent war. Sergeant Lee. who has become the principal (•artner in Mesain. F. K. Lee ...

... the Transvaa. m 1881 and also previous to that date, writes thai England will lose South Africa for ever. (el Kate Courtney fear* that the end of the wai will be a war with one or more the Europeai Powers, France and Russia are ready to inter vene, if necessary ...

... sailed for South Africa, after embarking 39 officers and Hsfi men, comprising Imperial Yeomanry and a volunteer company of the South Lancashire Regiment. The hospital ships Simla and Avoca also left Southampton on Saturday for South Africa, the latter with ...

... was negatived by 166 vote* to 88 TBB CONDUCT OF TBE WAR. Ur. ALFRED DAVIES asked the First Lord ot the Treasury what was the reference to the Committee or other body tor Inquiring into tbs conduct the war and the date, or probable data, that the inquiry ...

... A CENTURY AGO The war io South Africa takes up much of our attaution that are inclined to forget important anniversaries in our military and naval history. A century ago were war with Denmark, end on April i. 1801, Copenhagen, the capital of that country ...

... producing only degenerate offspring. THE COST OP WAR. From the day when Achillea fasted three dava and nights over the of Patroclns, slain in the ten rears’ siege before the stoat walls Troy, have earned war’s sorrows. The Duke of Wellington wept like child ...

... by thousands of tneir ignorant fellow-country men. Thus cheap notoriety is obtained, ant contributions to the Parliamentary war chest an drawn from admiring dupes. The game might harmless enough, were it not that tne forbearance hitherto shown to these ...

... 1* bottle*. Evemehere. BOMBARDMENT BY BALLOON. KLF.CTRICALLY-CONTROLLKD KNGINKB OP WAR. Balloons have played fairly important |>art in the present campaign in South Africa, especially during the earlier stages; hut, inasmuch they were used purely for o ...

... independent native ministers who owe allegiance to any Charch, and preach the doctrine that the native is the proper owner of Africa, and should throw off European control and claim his own. As yet these preachers have not been interfered with, as the Native ...

... Westmoreland-street, London, S.W., having returned from South Africa not long ago. As I anticipated, he was able to tell me most interesting story of his hardships during the present war. Sergeant Lee, who has become the principal partner in Messrs. ...