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... if the Tory Adminis- tration would resolutely lay bare the hidden springs of the movement which nearly plunged South Africa into a war of races, and Europe into a conflict which, when once begun, would have involved untold suffer- ings and consequences ...
... rantable Soudan catrpaigu and the efforts of the Government to shield the financing ring who have almost embroiled South Africa in civil war were used with marked effect. Mr. Chamberlain's offensive message to Froine in which he implied that many of the ; electors ...
... TRE, ITALIANS IN AF-RICA. The Standard's Vienna correspondent, telc. graphing last nigult, ?? the Vienna papers, Iwithout exception, while confident that Icale- will succeed in vindicating her military honour, advise .her to withdrawv from her African ...
... Boar Government continues to make preparations for war on a b ig scale. Beers and Britishl in C'ape Colony and Nratal are openly taking sides mn what may develop into a racial quarrel over all South Africa. The Beer forces in Johannesburg a~re be- ing augmented ...
... IAFFAIRS IN WEST AFRICA. TEE OAPITVITY OF NANA, THE SITATION: IN LIBERIA. a6 RRuvan's sPErAl. sanvacs,. ah I-RainSo L, Naotvhmer t 30.-The Royal mail d1 sta& tanga has arrived from the West Coast a of Africa. She left Old CalAar on 21st October, a having ...
... with colonia~l Iativew, as in tlae Norli. my long experience Wf South Africa and its natives leahs ine to the conviction that wea shrall have to face one of the biggest wars Africa has ever ex- periencedl. It will be found thit the ZmAlus. Griquas, anld ...
... BRIEISH CENTRAL AFRICA. I SHARP FIGHTING WITH ARAB SLAVE-DEALERS. a BRILLIANT BRITISH VICTORIES. cI EL a BLwcrvYE, JarnARv 25, 10-35 A.M.-The C forces of the British Central African protectorate a Ii have gained two brilliant victories over the slave- ...
... thle Cape Colony. the ?? recols :. and onion until the 1,tie unnappy lnotlinc. curred of the Du-tch and Enogtsh races in >Gt; Africa, and, above all, the anticipatorn di i. e of hostile projects vhich would hkave 1rir-. riousl' limited the' extenseon of ...
... FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA. REINFORCEMENT OF THE BRITISH GARRISON. THE STRENGTH OF THE ENEMY. THE ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE. Loynos, 'MONDAY.-With regard to the repeated attacks made last week upon a British force in the Lagos Hinterland, Reuter's Agency learns ...
... ENGLAND AND SOUTH AFRICA, The Times ?? whole position in South Africa is so charged wvith explosive elements that we hardly think Mr. Chamberlain is justified in considering the question of the despatch of British troops to our dominions merely from ...
... E,(MLANt) AMND SOUTH AFRICA. ' The Times ?? policy in South Africa through a series of years has rested, and as Mr. Chamberlain has recently pointed out, still rests on a tvio-fold basis. We have proclaimer in words and shown by our acts that we are ...
... AFFAIRS IN WEST AFRICA. o aL' wllo contributed to tbe evening's enjoyment, which vras ablv seconded by Mr. 16. Russell and ?? by the Blev. Eenry Shire and Dr. Gawn, and the meeting.vfias bronght .e a close by singing tlle htational Anthem. 'iNlle ?? *vere ...