... found drow: oeater Regiment, was at the Armory, Circacester, THR TRANSVAAL. OBISIS. 4:40 ie TEN THOUSAND TROOPS FOR AFRICA. AOTIVE WAR PREPARATI BY THE BOERS. Lenpon, FaipaY. Tie Press Association, after quiry, learng from an reliable source that abeoluts ...

... U A¥D THE WAR. Ni ON THE — WAR SPECIAL.) London, Tuesday Night. The absence of newe from the front to-day is not altogether surprising. Each of the three principal columns is known to be ad- vancing upon a definite objective, and until the enemy is engaged ...

... time—a time the like of which has not been experienced, and we trust never again will be Africa. A war, fearful in ite effects and terrible in ite intensity, a war which has cost the lives of hun- dreds of our fellow-men, is ravaging our beloved country ...

... South Africa would be one of the most serious wars that could possibly be waged. It would be a long war, a bitter war, and a costly war, and, as I have pointed out already, I believe generations would hardly be able to blot out the memory of ...

... have incessantly brimmed over with the brag that England is deter- mined at all risks to assert her suzerainty in South Africa. When war is practi- cally decided on it is easy to find excuses for sending an army corps to Capetown. Mr. Chamberlain’s 1 complaint ...

... regarding the war, whigh rumours, though irritating and quite groundless, cause much annoy- ance and trouble at the War Office in London. Oneof yesterday’s rumours is that Ladysmith has been relieved. Nothing of this has been heard at the War Office, and ...

... of gaining a decisive victory. Wore War Material for Africa. Woolwich, Monday War material is being got out of the store at Woolwich Arsenal and Dockyard for 10,000 additional troops to be despatched to South Africa. About 100 tons of howitzer shells will ...

... surround it on side, and he is mastered by a desire to blot out this brown patch from among the red-mapped lands of South Africa. If war comes Ministers will be guilty of a treachery towards a petty State, which is a weakling compared with the paramount Power ...

... yesterday begun at Gosport. An order has been received at Woolwich for No. 9 Company of the Army Ordnance Corps to be made up to war Africa. im readiness to pro- Dui Police Join the Boers. Queenstown, Cape Colony, Monday. A meeting of the leading Dutch residents ...

... are of the opinion that the difference our Government bas d and what the have conceded are not sufficient to our South Africa into war. “We enter our any to the sword to Trapsvas! uatil after the principle the Hague has been tried and found wanting.” wast ...

... That is the real danger. South Africa cannot be settled by this war. On the contrary, it will unsettle everything, and the Dutch population, at some pyschological moment. will almost certainly plunge South Africa into civil war. The sullen hatred of the Dutch ...

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