... Mr Schreiner, in his speech in the Cape As- sermbly yesterday, said that his object was to keep the peace in South Africa. If unhappily war between white men broke out he should do his very best to keep his colony aloof from the struggle, in which course ...

... I NEWS FROM WEST AFRICA. IMPORTANT FRENCH MERCANTILE EXPEDITION, POSSIBLE INTERFERENCE WITH BRITISH TRADE. LirvstrooL, WEDNESDAY-The British Aflican Company's steamer Boma, which has arrived herse left the French port of Cape Lopez on 10th July, on which ...

... mean not merely the war that might now be declared, but what would be far worse, a civil war that would continue for generations, and a feel- ing that might rankle for centuries. If Bri- tain could wipe, out the Dutch of South Africa in a vigorous campaign ...

... a. lre amount of amumnition throujh Cape Colony to the Free State, has directed attention to the immense aceumula- tion of war mearterial in the two Republics, espially the Transeaal. The Uitlander p- ?? being debarred from carrying arms, the supply, ...

... that Sir Redvers Buller will com- mand in the event of war. Preparations are being made for the despatbh on tihe 24th inst. of sixty men of all ranks of the Royal Army Medical Corps to South Africa by the Arundel Castle. The Press Association has received ...

... thc R.H.A. Brigide lbv:.: bridge, goes to Somith Africa. andi has, pointed colonel on the st:iff to einmani - at Ladysmith. on the Natal frootter alr is no stranger to South Africa, fir hr r-; Zulu war of 1879, and also in the ni Sekukuni. when he got ...

... large St amount of ammunition through Cape Colony to the Free State, has directed attention to the im-nt mense accumulation of -war material in the two at republics, especially in 'the Transvaal, the Vit- ni lander population being debarred from carryin4 arms ...

... to war. It becomes daily more evident that Sir Alfred Milner 'has been mis- led from beginning to end as to the grievances of the Uitlanders in Johannesburg. It would be well' for the people of Great Britain, before entering upon a disastrous war, to ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. A Devonport correspondent states that private advices received there show that the 32nd Battery of the Southern Division Garrison Artillery, sta- tioned on Spike Island, Cork Harbour, are ex- pecting orders to proceed to South Africa within ...

... passage in the Queen's Speech that will attract the most attention is that which relates to the position of affairs in South I Africa. I have received a petition from a considerable number of my subjects residing in the South African Republic; says her Majesty ...

... proceed to South I L Africa The battery has been equipped with im- v . proved gun-carriages, and is fully prepared for r active service. I The Union Company's steamer Goth, which left 1 Southampton on Saturday afternoon for South c Africa, will cal specially ...

... just as Sir William Butler has been recalled from the Commandership-in-Chief in South Africa because he protested against the provocation of the Transvaal into war. J In November, 1797, Lord Carhampton, who i had held the post of Commander of the Forces ...