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... TROUBLE IN SOUTH AFRICA, The Press Association's Woolwich correspon- dent states that activity at all the Government establishments and garrisons indicates that secret, rapid, and detailed preparations are being made FL to be in readiness for war should necessity ...
... on SOUTE tFa.Pw LION-EL PUILLt.- PSYCHOLOGY of the FRENCH ,EBORGPP-RR ,> ANGLOPHOBERSy BYYVEGCT-yO. ?? THEr WAR in SOUTH AFRICA airS . CIVIL WAR. BYVSPENScF \VriLSIY MIMICRY and other ABBITS of Cr rrL-S MAkrTIsiks DUN.N. A CONVERT'S EXPERIENCES of tte ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The following Is extract from letter dated 44 Graaff lieinet, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, June 20, 1861. I am very glad to see lhas there is a probability the American affair being settled without bloodshed. War is bad at all tlmns ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Liverpool, Friday. The African Royal Mail Steamship Company's screw steamer Athenian arrived here this morning with the malls, 4000 oz. in specie, and passengers. Her dates are—Benin, Sept. 7; Fernando Po, Sept. 2; Cameroons, Sept ...
... alliance between the Transvaal said B-itAh South C Africa. The change was to be secured with the a: assistance of the British South Africa Compan-,B which meant Mr. Rhodes and the people in South ir Africa associated with himn. e In reply to Mr. Labou,-here ...
... the committee in South Africa. In miar. I addition to finding large sums of money, which corn -to a great extent fnanced the revolutionary move- bec; i ment in Johannesburg, it is in evidence that the Car ;British South Africa Company, by means of its ...
... to carry on the war. I had been refused btwice by both corporations, who had formerly qui v assisted me. I sold 40,010 shares at 25s. after the UE s war was declared, because I felt that I had to find es the whole of the funds for the war. I had a Tvo, ...
... SOUTH AFRICA INOUIRY. is y LORD SELBORNE'S STATE- ae MENT. er ig ig SPEECHES OF COUNSEL. Or 3g rs The British South Africa Committee held its a last sitting prior to the adjournment for the Whitsuntide recess, and the last in connection 2Y with the first ...
... dpear Power having interest in South Africa, awwould have been bound to intervene. The t a Orange Free State would not have been com. r ;- pelled to come to the assistance of the South t n African Republic if civil war had occurred he- t tween the Republic ...
... ?? are re- -A , ported as having said in one of your answers that 1s, the German ?? said- I object to a bw united South Africa, even commercially, because anc S7 it Would interfere vwiA my trade interests. He an says- I wse the cloven foot in that ...
... following dr. eular lerer-:- Archbishop's ROuse, Westminster, I)ecembei 20,-1899. Rev. Dear Father,-The fortune of war in South Africa 1Ls the public miind with justifiable nity. while the negotiations 'were proceed- ing. public prayers 0for. peace were ...
... woramuaication during of f 3, tne Ashantee war. Those eminent funcionaries o '0 can affirm that during the time of that war I neves deal iO sent any arms or ammunition to my factories oo Liv the West Coast of Africa. And now I offer my fooc most Fincere wishes ...