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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... final march upon Pretoria. As is the calculations of our Military Council at the War Office had been upset feeble estimate ot our Intelligent Department in South Africa. When war was declared it was supposed tbat the Boer fighting force numbered no more than ...