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... between what our Government has demanded and what the Boers have conceded are sufficient to justify our plunging Sooth Africa into war. '•We enter oar solemn protest against any appeal to the sword to settle our differences with the Tcansvaal until after ...
... total BUB in their first innings, thi. being the inning, ever recorded in inter-colonial metchee. THE COMMAND IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office unde the following announcement last week: A. the campaign in Netal is, in the opinion of iier Mujesty’. Government ...
... Telestaph Battalion awl troop of the Brecigii.g isuttalon of Royal Ensineeni are being Lela in readiters to proceed to dough Africa. WAR ITEMS. ye4terav, t'^rt of the trm.poit shol).,d on board 1,000 mules from Naples. NV3r ()Cleo received information that ...
... can see nothing whatever which tarnishes a case for armed interventicm. and again, A war to South Africa, a war with one of the adepeudent State. in South Africa, would be one he direst calamities that could occur. BRITISH FORCES GOING FORWARD. BURGHERS ...
... and The sttee to band guinea to the Net NO t e relief of the widows and orpbans et eni fl d sailors killed in the South Africa war, EPPS% COCOA Ti 0000•.—The choicest roasted nibs of the natural Coma, on Whigt iebjeoted to powerful hydraulic pressure ...
... defence of theur naoftonarights or in fulfilment of treaty obligations. meant would be left untried to preserve in South Africa, and war over existing diffecoocea would be an offence to civilisation. Mr. Schreiner proceeded to say that could give no assurances ...
... being under the superintendence of a surgeon of some eminence. Lord and Lady Henry C. Bentinck will leave for South Africa shortly. The War Office and tiie Red Cross Society have promised assistance. BOERS’ WIRELESS TELEGRAPH PLANT CAPTURED. The authoritias ...
... unanimously passed resolution yesterday to offer the services of 300 Hausas to the Imperial Government for service in South Africa should war break out. The men of the force have without single dissentient signified their willingness to enlist for foreign service ...
... y passed a resolution yesterday to offer the services of 300 Hausas to the Imperial Government for service in South Africa should war break out. The men of the Hausa force have without a single dissentient signified their willingness to enlist for foreign ...
... not one to kick those in misforune, bat he mast ray that he not thick General (Sateen should L+ had a eamasud to South Africa. He war citktingehhed man, and a brave clan; bat In the Eoudeu General astacre seriously overworked his troop, by forced marches ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...