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... EVENTS IN WEST AFRICA. Oran, October 11. The mail steamer Stamboul arrived here this afternoon from the west coast of Africa. She reported that the situation in Dahomey was satisfactory, the Whyda Railway being almost completed. On the Ivory Coast the ...
... bauauon in Souui Africa, and placed under the commanding officer that battalion. the qualifications for service it is stated that every Volunteer must enlist for one year, or, if the war lasts longer, for the war. In the event the war being over in less ...
... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA or THE MORNING PAPERS. The situation in South Africa is still the chief subject discussion in the morning papers. The ■* Times calls attention to Lord Kitchener’s report, which shows considerable increase in the number of the enemy ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. wiah that those people who see impend ing disaster the Boer raids into Gape Colony would either look at the situation from practical point view keep their tremors to themsehres. They scarcely seem reflect that this dash into colonial territory ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE MILITARY SITUATION Yesterday was a day of alarums and excursions, owing to the persistent rumours which prevailed that Louis Botha had surrendered. No official news to that effect has been received at the time of writing, though for ...
... REMOUNTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA The troopship Grange arrived at Queenstown from London to-day, and having embarked 100 remounts this port, sailed for Cape Town, with a total of 692, in charge Oapt. Downes, of the Imperial Yeomanry. ITEMS OP WAR NEWS. The transport ...
... constructive statecraft as she has the policy of conciliation, the end of South Africa’s manifold troubles is in sight. In that event he sees the vision of federated South Africa, possessed of absolute selfgovernment among what are now small racial republics ...
... FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. TRIBUTE TO MR. CHAMBERLAIN. The Hon. Alfred Lyttelton, M.P., addressing his constituents at Warwick last night, said he thanked Mr. Chamberlain for speaking on his behalf at the time of the general election while he himself was ...
... PEACE IN SOUTH AFRICA. To the question in the mouths of most people, Is the war overJ” the only answer possible yet must a direct negative. At any moment, however, by simple official act, peace may be proclaimed, step which will have the effect of altering ...
... SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA OPINIONS m MORNING PAPERS. Commenting on the situation in South Africa, the Times points out ti|at the uneasiuess felt bv the loyal population oiCape Town ia natural sod intelligible, but says that one can hardly guppose that ...
... equality of British and Dutch populations of South Africa.” It is hard better this, and welcome tho indication that the ranks Opposition are falling into line with us, not merely the causes of the war, but as to the only feasible method of securing lasting ...
... GALLANTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA Gen. Gatacre at a full parade o£ the Colchester garrison on Saturday presented Distinguished Conduct medals to Sergt. Walstow, .Royal Engineers, and Pte. Sheail, Essex Regiment. for deeds of self-sacrificing gallantry, rte Sheail ...