... THE RUIN OF SOUTH AFRICA. War in South Africa at the present time would be as great a mistake as was the war upon the American colonies, its effects would be far reaching ; the racial hatred engendered would continue for generations ; Great Britain ...

... 1 can nr.thing whatever which fiirimhe- a' case for armed intervention,” and again, A war in South Africa, a war with one of the independent States in South Africa, would be one of the direst calamities that could occur.” ...

... bognnte = this story to the end of it 1 % nothing whatever which furnishes & ase for armed iutervention,” and acws. 4 war in South Africa, a war wiii °F ° the independemt States i South A 7 would be ono of the direst calamics 1% could occur.” ...

... 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 ...

... but also to keep natives who are becoming restless aware of the fact that the British is | the paramount Power in South Africa. War Ido not advocate, but when we find the Orange Free State ranging itself with the Boers — a State to which we have given ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... fevers and African suns, no doubt; But that does not make him any less dangerous a monster to be running loose in Africa. The suspended war in the Philippines is by no means over vet, | howcver much it may have been forgotten by English newspaper readers ...

... I can see nothing what- ever which furnishes a case for armed interven- tion, and A war in South Africa, a war with one of the independent States in South Africa, would be oue of the direst calamities that could occur. Troops Leaving To-day. A telegram ...

... Prior has been several times in South Africa as Special War Artist of The Illustrated London News, and is well acquainted with the country which may shortly have to occupied British Troops—though are inclined think War may still averted. It was ho who, riding ...

... representation:, from the other Governments of South Africa. If War Becomes Necessary. There is, on the other hand, a large and increasing number of white inhabitants who have come to think that war may be the only solution. By these and by the great ...

... FOURTI EDITION. ; THE SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. FORECAST OF THE REPLY. AN ANSWER THAT MAY LEAD TO WAR. [FRONI OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] CrEr ToWrN, Friday Night.-The reply of the Boer Government to Mr (I, ;lerlai& sdespatch has not yet reached here ...