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... their precious rights or in fulfilment of treaty obligations. Ne means would be left untried TO PREB4UTS PAM', in 8. Africa, and war over existing differences would be an offence, to dol. 'illation. Mr. Schreiner proceeded to say that he could give no ...
... year or more longer service at home would have set right, it is to be hoped that those now likely to be sent to South Africa if war is declared will be subjected to a strict medical examination, and not a cursory one, as it is to be feared is often the ...
... FOJRTH EDITION . THE SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. WAR CLOUDS GATHERING. DOERS MASSING FOR A COUP. ENGLISHMEN ARRESTED AND INSULTED. Oorn Paul has not yet repented, and there now remain but a very few grains of sand in the upper half of the glass. Unhappily ...
... it I can see nothing whatever which furnishes a case for armed intervention,” and again, A war in South Africa, war with one the independent States in South Africa, would be one the direst calamities that could occur.” Beater's Correspondent telegraphs ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. WAR BELIEVED IMMINENT. AkL$GF PLOT AGAINST THE BRITISH AGENCY. [FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] CApE TowN, Thursday.-It is believed in Africander circles here that the Transvaal intends forcing matters to a st~dden issue, and that war may ...
... service totals forty years. Strategic Points in the Transvaal.— e her the present tension regarding affairs in South Africa terminates in war or in peace, recent events have again shown what a vast and yet promising portion of the globe the Dark Continent ...
... SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. WAR APPARENTLY INEVITABLE. DOERS CONCENTRATING NEAR LAING'S NEK. The chances of a peaceful settlement of our quarrel with the Transvaal Government have appreciably lessened within the last few hours. War, in fact, seems now ...
... only left daughters by her. His successor was a son by his second wife. Mr U. W. Steevens, who has just gone out to South Africa as war correspondent of the Duffy Mail, is astonishingly prompt in the publication of his hooks. His With Kitchener to Khartum ...
... SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. WAR APPARENTLY INEVITABLE. BOERS CONCENTRATING NEAR LAING'S NEK. The chances of a peaceful settlement of our quarrel with the Transvaal (Governmnent have appreciably lessened within the last few hours. War, in fact, seems now ...
... blusterings of the war party. ‘The Transvaal hopes—according to its latest communication—tbat * these declarations wiil still lead to a good understanding.” So does every responsible and reasonable person here and in South Africa, for in war is no hope at ...
... face with war. Another, and this time a final, refusal on the part of the Transvaal will leave the field clear for military action. Whether war is finally averted or not Ministers ate bound to prepare for it with the utmost energy. The War Off cc and ...
... defence of ihmr prerioua right* in fulfilment of treaty obligations. means would be left untried to preserve peace in South Africa, and war over eneting differences would offence to civihaatton. Ur. Bchrrintr proceeded to any that ha eonld give Maunmva •srep* ...