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... BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. THE BASUTO WAR. London, Wednesday. The following is copy of telegram which has been received at the Colonial Office from the Premier at the Cape:— Capetown, January 11th.— The situation in Basutoland is unchanged. Successful operation ...
... that there was a inter for the in the welfare of the families of ow will see ri who were now fighting | reoave South Africa. This war on which | gaged was not of our own | been forced upon us by vassal State g order other reason than their o easily | ...
... telegraphed General Komaroff. Vice Admiral Chestakoff will few days Inspect the men-of-war lying in the Croastadt Roads, which are to joined by the ember Africa and the war verse! ffeobekff. A Commission composed of staff officers and naval officers bit Crosstadt ...
... article: Africa wiil find what they seck io jlicitors, this month’s mayazines, In the J Review Mr. Edward Dicey writes app! on ** Mr, Khodes’s Speeches.” In tt porary the Rev, John Mackenzie giv mate of * ‘ne Chartered Company Africa.” *Civil War in South ...
... snother, for their mt they ben we direction bad been the same daring th yeare. £200,000 was a ridicul Oe RR qgaaeteam ou Africa if war with the wae that ie plated, but it bad an appearance of ag Govern- and was vot calculated promot inter- (Hear, bear.) ...
... backing to south-west or south later ; very unsettled, rain times. We publish to-day special Supplement large-size war map of South Africa. Tho war news this morning Is very significant. The Boers were dosing in Ladysmith and had cot off tho waSer supply, when ...
... of a surgeon of some eminence. Lord and Lady C. will leave for South Africa dlhjrtly. The War Office and the Bed Cross Society have promised their oociLal assistance. NO NEWS AT THE WAR OFFICE. THE DEPARTURE OF THE LIFE GUARDS. London. Daring the latter ...
... Ucronucy lamt ji*ur, which baa yet seen th* Kght, uudeevtoud hawing reference to now cle- in South Africa e/enl of war with the 13oere. One the is that •bould war declared the tiwt B**iif«vVi'>njl &an> mtold lie that O- rnraonl bad agreed Boy. u» a fiact that ...
... in his opinion, it was not qualified, and remarked that it was no more fitted to condnct administration or war in Central Africa than the War Office was condnct the administration. Sir JAMES FEBOUSSON defended the Foreign Office system, sod thought some ...
... E .THE ITALIANS IN AFRICA. DERVISH HOLY WAR. Ron, Thursday It la stated that reliable information has bean received at the Vatican from Cairo to the effect that the Mabdi has called all the dervishes to his standard for a holy war against the Italians ...
... and bad seen plainly tbe justice Britain’s position. war Africa now. said the weaker, where may it .twelve mouths hence? 1896 Cleveland had given the British Government sufficient cause for war. if war had broken out then? Perhaps some other cotany might ...
... able to bear this heavy addition to her obligations As for England herself, she has already on hand war with races in South Africa, and prospective war with Burmah, while in India itself the numerous disturbances set on foot the Dacoits show that her ...