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... by a little opposition. Volunteers and the War Office. It is whispered that the War Office has already determined not bo take any of offers made by Volunteer officers and regiments for service South Africa. Splendid shots may be wanted and would often ...
... ignore. Imagine where we shoved soon have been with a continuity of Tory policy for a little longer : War in north-west India ; war in south-east Africa ; war between Turkey end Montenegro; Greece hopelessly shelve d; and, as In our national trade and national ...
... their precious rights or in fulfilment of treaty obligations. means would be left untried to preserve peace in South Africa, and war over existing differences would be an offence to civilisation. Mr. Schreiner proceeded to say that could give no assurances ...
... afternoon at Ashiflfc* ' j village iv the county of J> referring feeling terms to fl« Salisbury, he entered upon war South Africa. that that war was neither the Government and the w«»M He maintained, bowever, y right an duty to intervene on fubjects in the ...
... ZANZIBAR. Wak PONS 2c 4c USED BY SAVAGES. including War Shieids, Deen collected in the dark eantinent of Africa, javelins, War Clabes, Tomahawks, Shell Feather War menta, Sheil Armieta, ate Water ood Tenth, War stick? oe ‘Tom Spears, and a ...
... railway. In 1876 he went to South Africa with a view to bettering his position, but previous to leaving this country he made provision for his wife and children during his absence. Some time after he had been in South Africa a war broke out amongst the natives ...
... difficulty of gor orning bh the war, Africa at 2! without undertaking ry len too heavy for a country without cot inscription. ‘We have never pos- a dependancy w' ith which our relations were and so rtunate. British South Africa he difficulties of a tropical ...
... to inspect the Battalion prior to its departure for active mita* in South Africa. It war accordingly smelted to parade tee men Ono morning. The TAU&lion was practically up to war strength, with the exception of the reserviats, who are due to come iu to-day ...
... Plunged into an unknown land, and apparently without a sufficient knowledge of the strength and fanaticism of the enemy. In Africa war can only I be carried far as the supply of water 1b assured. This little force of 11,000 men had a fanatical force of 300 ...
... 12th Bengal Cavalry have taken charge of Buthkak. « UTBREAK OF WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. EUROPEAN AID SOUGHT. News reached Liverpool this evening from the West Coast of Africa that war has broken out at New Calabar between the followers of King Amachree ...
... FRENCH CRUISERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Paris, Saturday. The Journal states that five cruiaera o£ the French Squadron, now lying at the Piraeus, have received orders to hold themselves in readiness proceed to South Africa. THE BASUTOS QUIET. Maseru (via ...
... policy of the weakness. Weakness at present moment might cost us the loss of South Four times since 1885 we have Africa. been on the verge of war with the Transvaal. On each President Kruger would rot move until he saw that the Suzerain Power had exhausted ...