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... the Sues Canal. The peace of the British Empire is menaced at two extreme points of its frontier. In Caffreland, South Africa, war has already commenced between the South African colonies and a redoubtable chief named Kreli, head of the tribe of Galekas ...
... sometimes failed in proportion and tact, ver in justness or strength. lie had on all things, particularly on the war I and affairs of Africa, his ideas, his I plans, his resolntione, which be proclaimed beforehand on every occasion to the first comer, in ...
... TELEGRAMS. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. L0N1.C2 , 7, December Bth—The Times this morning publishes the following despatches from its 'correspondents in South Africa : PI TTEICS KRAAL, December 4th.—Gen. Gatacre authorizes me to formally deny the current rumor ...
... France to Germany in Central Africa I I is a gage of peace. France will think twice before she engages in a war with G,errnany, the conseyence of which must be the loss of her African possessions; and moreover, in time of war the defence of these far-off ...
... ITALY IN AFRICA. In the Italian Parliament Signor Mancini anti his e dleagues have been closely questioned with respect to the colonial policy of Italy. With one exception, that of the Minister of War, the , replies of the Italian Ministers were somewhat ...
... THE WAR IN THE TRANSVAAL LONDON, October 26th.—The 26th Field Company, R. E., and detachments of the l Army Service Corps and Royal Army I Medical Cops to-day received orders to leave Aldershot immediately for the Cape. Another strong detachment of the ...
... THE BOER WAR. 'The Queen's speech, on the assembling of Parliament, was exceedingly brief. It simply said, that events in South Africa had necessitated the calling-out of the reserve forces, for which Parliamentary sanction was required. In the paragraph ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Before the rush of gokl•ser kern to the Rand in 18Ffi, the whole white popolction 14 the Transvaal was computed at 50000; there were also nearly a million aborigines, who. however, would constitute a source of danger 'in time of war. Asauming ...
... TELEGRAMS. THE WAR IN THE TRANSVAAL. LONDoV, November 9th —Tho follo ing telegram has been r osted at the War Office to day : From the General Officer commanding in South Africa to the Secretary of State for War (received November 1) : CAPE tOR N ...
... structure on Pall Mall. which the world has very good reason to know as the War Office of the British Empire. Since early October, who the time on Er. Kroger's ultimat•m expired, and war hod practically become a certainty, the American Prase has been reading ...
... I WORKS OF IRE ROMANS IN AFRICA. At the lest meeting of the Aculemite des Inscriptions et Bolles Lettres, M. Rime de Is Blanche e a very interesting paper upon the means adopted by the Romans to cultivate their African colouies. which were WV'S densely ...
... of the Ministry of War. The late Minister of War, General Mercier, was a fervent partisan of the Radical theory of the armed nation, and regarded the Army lees as an instrument at all times ready to repel an invasion, than as a war school, into which ...