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... all this, and the six niillions previously voted, there nothing to show, except a discontented South Bulgaria, j South Africa at war, and Army which cannot send out 3,000 men, urgently required, without endless fuss, i exertion, and volunteering. And this ...
... phrases uttered at Plombieres and Stuttgard—is -f makin » themselves master, in the S of the . national idea ' a and Africa, and war with England not accept the proposals at Villafranca, the pWas have been executed in a modified manner betweenthP Czar ...
... the i ■J. ar_*i*b During the las* few held took a to** lb* ata**lr*llly going war with bianija-iog foreign affairs. Bow did Tinioiain British he**at in Africa? w*al war with an* ' Boer* and trailed hi* tail th* that defeat, surrendering the try ihetn ...
... WAR THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. A serious war was vi progress the interior of Calabar when steamer Congo left on tbe 23rd October. conld not be obtained, bat trade a that place woo ranch interfered with, transpoi of oil to tho seaboard was stopped. The ...
... ago South Africa. REPORTED BRITISH WAR PREPARATIONS. The Preaa Asaociation s Woolwich correspondent atates that all tbe Government establishments and indicate that aecret. rapid, and detailed preparations are being made to in readme** for war should the ...
... B*con. Liverpool; Collier. Bwaneeo; Sir T. D Acland. Bade. Come down tad reauuu for eea:—J*noc*A, Cooke. Weet Coast of Africa Home war Brietol— From Archangel. Jsly 14th* Am phi 1 and 18th. Marcsretha Dethloff (Tick) and Pram (llarcussea). For \rchan#ei ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. REPORTED WAR PREPARATIONS. (Crotrof .Vrw* rthfo—■ I Cora Town. Thurtdoy. moo of A nay Hoaaoa in Natal bare haaa aolihad la hatd u> raadiaaaa Traaooaal. U boliovod. boo iaoiraetod Field Coroota thoroagbly patrol Natal border and report inetaaUy ...
... oki soon uu- I Jsawateble war the part of End swM lahwsuiants Africa civil war the most asjgravate-i nature, anil that face I | of larse native poenfati'ju* woaid be attended *x**t 0» n. for- sail mom au Liberals -urn a war. and to use ail mean* the-r ...
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... their final march Pretoria. As is, the calculation* our i Military Cnnneil at War Office nave been ' by the feeble estimates oar Intelligence Depart; ment in Africa- When war was declared M wss tbe Boer fighting force nambered no more than 30.000 men. ...
... reeding. Pew they I wbo fully ponder horrors war. Coald ' Ministers bat be made ugh: the battles well make the blunders they have in Sooth Africa war ' cloud would soon dispelled. It will too late to m condemn war when begun. Given month or two of its savagery ...