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... the extreme (Tenure war. that case the sympathies not orb- of the bulk of the white population Africa, but of the chief nations of tie world, including Prance and Germany, would have been with us, and one can doubt the issue of war would hare proved. But ...

... PAYINII IN RAW AFRICA. MORTLLITY. --..-- DgAD LUT UNBURIED. 4111•0101 611 Mow sysaats.) to boa.* Army. was Uri t 0 iike• the cora bowssea Ilasehr and is paragi• imecrity, mod the wetenty is WM ha the Wad haw to eerie awl the Wiel India Ws:Wed by the ...

... TELEGRAMS DELAY RI) ° AFRICA. The is Mkeeted time the delay awl London koronesomd by the battiest one of gas two end • low of Gomeowed minnow pawing Ms other By.. treaty Mimes* the a on service of enjoy prusity. The of ' Lb. preemt have to obea:n penMeMoo ...

... PEACE OR WAR The M Finaocial Tunes,” under this heading, comments on Mr. Chamberlain's speech, and say*—Mr. Chamberlain has committed the British Government to an emphatic policy which bound have the most far-re*chiug effects in South Africa, whether ...

... ENCLI.4 GENERALS IN BOUM AFRICA. , Na Tyro. or Con, a .an As ouroaD—Cwavat NAN --AcarnsmaGAs—Noml,Dearnias par - - - - Astons Immo. Reyseids, FR B., I feertb of Ws venial lesions es ffigh Tempers ewe is the Chemical Theatre of - • Ha rid —Tbe , Moir vow ...

... WAR PREPARATIONS UPS FOB SOUTH AFRICA Hi* • Morning Herald pabliato wcud article aUtiag tk* anxiety tfca War Depart Beat ia Manife»t«d the (act that ateaawhipe engaged in the Sonth African trade have been withdrawn from their peaceful tion and an now ...

... ON THE EVE WAR. Mr. SOOTT Mked the Colonial SreiHaiy whether, Mated by Sir Alfred Milner is hi* dispatch, dated May 4th, this country was jnrt belore the so-called Janeaou raid on the verge •f war with the Transvaal, and, if so. what wera the fronads ...

... living authorities on ftouth Africa has given it, 1 hear, his deliberate opinion that a war with the Transvaal would involve this country in an expenditure both of men and money greater than we incurred in the Crimean war. Of the final outcome of the ...

... appeal the Imperial Government. If wo clearly show that we will risk even war in order to seems reform*, is almost certain that there will bo war. most sincerely desire avoid war, hat nothin* worth having was ever obtained without risk without aeerHke ...

... BRITISH TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. STATEMENT BY LORD CHARLES BERESFORD. (ram TILIGILAN LO3l/03. TECIODAY. la rim al the Mesa ei the meat extravagant Manson, so to the Gonsrammee the eapsatatiand th• in Abs It is Ppm* to cm authority whew.. my be the ...

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