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... 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 ...
... “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 ...
... Campbell-Bannerman has explained his position on the Transvaal question. He still holds that war in South Africa, a war with one the independent States in South Africa, would one of the direst calamities that could occur.” And this from politician who is perfectly ...
... in a war calling for the exercise of 50,000 British troops—* force, by the way, which ia not available—and involving us, among other liabilities, in serious conflict with ono of the oldest of our representative colonies. War in South Africa is war within ...
... whieii it regards calculated to promote penw* nently the best interests not. only the Colo I but of the whole .south Africa.” —Reuter, THE WAR PREPARATIONS. DISPOSITION OF BRITISH TROOPS. Kimberley September Half a battalion of the Lancashire and ISO sappers ...
... light heart the war which threatens his country. The assurances Great Britain regarding the internal affairs of the Transvaal enable him to yield. Europe has quite enough of its oven affairs without troubling about those other people. war were declared ...
... for South Africa will leave for Durban to-morrow. —Reuter. Calcutta, September 2d. The Sirdhana left to-day with troops for South Africa.—Reuter. Bombay, Septeniber 25, 6.35 a.ra. Two squadrons of the 9th Lancers have sailed for South Africa on the transports ...
... York Worm aenounees«Mr. Uiam- lino of demand designed to provoke Sm, resistance, and lead to war which will r ever all chance.of Dutch ascendency South Africa* c.“As the Uitlanders,” r r-lVorld,-outnumber the Boers the ls of the Britieh Government, it ...
... negotiate cable to charter steamers convey white troops and mules to South Africa. Reuter. Malta, September 28. Tho Border Regiment this morning embarked for sendee in South Africa. They sail to-day.— Central News. CANADIAN HELP SUGGESTED. Halifax, September ...
... THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS. THE DEFENCE OP KIMBERLEY. the event war with the Transvaal, and .inllv if the Free 'Statu espouses the cause Sister Republic, Kimberley will specially ie to attack' For that reason, considerable is at. present felt on the score of ...
... such force in South Africa as will demonstrate resistance to hopeless. Money will doubtless bo required in considerable sums carry out this policy—a policy which, it should repeated, is equally incumbent upon whether war follow not. War is at least not ...