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... the Whitefnar's Club. Mr Foidtney Biglow presided, and in proposing the health of the Queen deprecated war in the Transvaal which would be a civil war if it occurred. as English and Dutch were there closelr ticd, Mark Twain's health was drunk with enthusiasm ...
... continprney of war with the Boers, it is not denied °Selene' that the demand might mine, much as the ens is Loped for. the Mamas would, it need hardly be raid, be upon a very mach lame than that sow contemplated. Even when at full war inrength four companies ...
... our people. Bat, qualm/id tas High Otassiasioner, even in case ad war vita the Transvaal!' Mr Hotosyre reparted a aLt y e this is indefinite. He mid: you remember that In all wars blood iv thicker Relisbis reporta received in Bloemfontein regarding ...
... retattons with the Transvaal, and a war would erode so terrible a condition of things in South Africa that pubhr opirioa would out bog tots-rate its continuance. This even most of our Jingo newspapers admit. They depretute war. 4 few briathe Ate sad vengeance ...
... Britbh knew that well, and that is why they interposed the alternative of or war ors Prance. Major Marchand then declared that he would later resume his explorations in Africa—Renter. ...
... to-night referred to what is describes as Mr (.2tambe4in's fforts to precipitate war with the Transvaal. IS Pars: It takes two to go to war. The ransvaal Aries not, want war. but the Boers would, no doubt, defend theinse!vos with invincible resolution were ...
... remised tor cruisers in the of war, and could not be pet to better me Mesa the conveyance of soldiers. The Americans found their hairs instal ia the with Spain. The tterport of cavalry hareem is one the more problems the War would have to face in preparieg ...
... unless the British pdicy changed, tbe elect en Africa and the BritMh Empire I would be disastrous Anti-Muds speeches were delivered, a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church staeng that England dared not go to war with the Transvaal. There would be nq peace ...
... sant there was a esnsensus of ontrion in th. ttupire 33 Ps at borne in favour of the pahry of Sir Alfr.d Milner in South Africa. That policy was applauded by all who real and thouiatally eausidered reeent despatehoa. Mr Root: Montague. M P, in tensing ...
... constituted ado • new administratre to be known as French Central Africa, with its headquarters at Brasaarille, on the shores of Stanley Pool. Under the Gorentor-Genend of Preach Cestni Africa there are, it is arid, to be two lieutenant gmeroces, one of whom ...
... evident that the &awes of war depend entiaely on the attitude of the Transvaal Govetmnent. Mr Chemhesiain puts the responsibility upon Ahem. They are asked to grant certain reham, and they will not lout the request at the coot of war. Tee Inspectors of Irish ...
... sHDI NARY CARMEL Mondiy. Se-son , , to-day, (.'; ' • t mining, 10, of It••••t• : 'lf' ID two ihnekinto.bes at 1;. •• sli. It war .tated that • t degree mi Trinity College, . t.avellosl tetra a di-tim.tui-hesl exig•st••.• s for ten yestr:, and sifterwardt ...