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... THE FIFTH DIVISION FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office issued yesterday the subjoined list of officers of the Supplementary Division for South Africa:— FIFTH DIVISION. Lieut.-General on the Lieut.-Genertl Sir 0. Warren, U.0.1f1.3., K. 0.8. Aidee-de-Gaap ...
... nationality, in the enjoyment the same privileges and rights as possessed white men of all nations throughout British South Africa. War is a terrible alternative, but never sought to disguise the fact that recourse to it would become inevitable if the stiff-necked ...
... start for South Africa is war measure large scale, and would not be resorted to unless the dispatch was contemplated a much more considerable body of troops than Groat Britain usually employs iu her little wars. But this will not little war. measured the ...
... country is that in which he referred, vaguely, it must bo confessed, the future of South Africa after the war. arrangement for the future government of South Africa will be satisfactory which does not provide beyond the shadow of doubt for the supremacy ...
... ARMIS. There is but one deduction to drown from the telegrams received during the last forty-eight hours from South Africa, They mean war, and that speedily. Indeed, the mobilisation of troops in the Transvaal appears to be almost completed, and oven write ...
... the British position becoming worse makes better. In view of the comparative weakness of the British troops in South Africa when war was declared by the Boers, was inevitable that tho first stage in the operations should full of anxiety and difficulty ...
... 58-82% 3 Chilian 1888.-182 4) 4 9O Chilian 1892.-190 2 A Vl.'w WAR MAP 78 Chilian 1895.-177 9) 10^8-779 A W Ait MAI. i Chilian 1896.-189 90) 10.58-89 91 A lew coloured war map of South Africa, pub- 101 Chinese saver 1891.-(1013i 10.58-101 3 v ih« Times ...
... other Uitlanders, was of opinion that the differences now remaining were not sufficient to justify our plunging South Africa into war. The second was protest against any the sword in the Transvaal. Having passed the vote of confidence in Government the ...
... “cheeky,” vulgarism which precisely indicates its wantonly offensive tone. It can hardly lie doubted that if South Africa to ravaged war the calamitywill be due very largely indeed to Mr. Stcyn's provocative policy. little consolation to know that if Mr ...
... MOVEMENTS OF TEOOFS. Out of till! 70 officer students the Camberloy Staff College, 27 have already been sout to South Africa. To-day the War Office placed the following under orders proceed:— Brevct-Alaj. G. J. King. Eoyal West Surrey Regiment; Capt. the ...
... Stewart, M. Beardsley, M. Hackeonc, K. Harwood, R. Maitland. Queen’s Government its views on the settlement of South Africa after the war. The Standard’s correspondent at Cape Town has had the rumour confirmed high authority.” Unasked advice is aeldom ■welcome ...
... covering so many miles of the veldt on horaetuck points their being accomplished equestriennes. Lady Sarah went out South Africa Wore war appeared imminent, ostensibly on trip but her husband. Captain Gordon Wilson, in lloyal Horse Guards, like great 1 other ...