... SOUTH AFRICA. STRONG SPEECH BY SIR EDWARD GREY. Sir Edward Grey, Bart., speaking at Alnwick on Monday night, started with this proposition : ’* Whatever mistakes were made in the course of the negotiations the Transvaal, yet in the main the war turned ...

... Directors of the Refuge Assurance Company, Limited, have decided to pay in full all claims that may arise from the present War in South Africa, without making any deduction from the sum assured and without charging any extra Premium whatever. ...

... THE QUEEN AND THE WAR FUNDS. The Lord Mayor of London on Monday received from the Keeper of her Majesty’s Privy Purse cheque for £lOOO as donation to the Transvaal War Fupd. Her Majesty desires that should allotted for the benefit of the wive* and children ...

... of the RKTUG IC ASMCNAN.•6 COMPANY, LIMITIO), have decided to pay in full all claim. that may arise from the present War in South Africa, without making arty deduction from the ewe aweiired and without charging any extra Premium whatever. A Castlederg Licensing ...

... ROSEBERY ON WAR. A euanntrjof the situation in South Africa and our duties nation in respect to it was furnished hy Lord Rosebery Bath on October 127, at a luncheon following the admission of his lordship a burgess of the city. In brief, Lord Rosebery's ...

... settle home. South Africa, like Ireland, is inhabited by two white races. Happily, however, the issue there is not complicated, as it is here, by the religious difficulty. The two races in South Africa are Protestant. In South Africa, as in Irelaud, tiie ...

... Nothing would do Kruger and his Boers but war, and war they have got. So eager were they for the fray (that they left their own country, invaded British soil, and attacked our small garrison in British South Africa. And what have they accomplished—held at ...

... for the war. The position South Africa was precarious because the Boers were bad neighbours us, and were armed. Boer independence had come to mean race ascendency and government, and this was the bottom of the difficulty. They meant see the war through ...

... visited Boa lb Africa some years age, aad stodied the problems now bsiig oat. ha had cosn* to the oonelaeion Item waa abeolntaly troth In the statement that lII* present war was najaal or that it was bell* sag sir Mby capitalists. The war waa insvila I ...

... R.A., Deputy Assistir• Director-General of Ordnance at ins War received instructions to join General staff in South Africa to report on the efficiency of the gnus, ammunition, and other war stores used In the campaign. and to take notes of any defects ...

... Limited. are preeristing •• • supplement a largo celoared of Bouthera Africa. showing the of the premed war. The proprietors of To-Day are offering a prise of £25 in • Novid War Co.npetition. in which the of the ,if the British it l`ret , rui is to ...

... Powers in the world. What of the future of South Africa? He did not want to boast as one putting off his armour, but this he would eay. People talked foolishly of racial aniu.osity being caused in South Africa. Unhappily it existed already, and it was due ...