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... trouble in South Africa, and war stores are being rent to the 1 Cap* by tiie Donald Currie liners. la»rd Selboroe. Under Secretary for the Colonies speaking Hartford last night, said policy the Oowniasnt with regard to South Africa—and they wished known ...
... perfect accunl. sod wan not too much to say that Ibis accord had dime much to avert the calamity of war Africa. At the mud* time, while anxious to avert war. was resolute uphold the authority the Queen. The Premier extremely regretted ureak down *.t Lord ...
... whilst guarding their independence, to break clouds which not onlr seemed menace the Republic, but the whole South Africa, and make war for clear light. means of peaceful co-operation looked forward 1 ...
... to 154. Mid Ingli* Preference—a 4. 74. OoMofidrted Guldfield* Deferred were steady and unefaansad 54- British .South Africa Chartered war* unaltered 3 1116. Killaloe Slate* were dealt in 15a 6d. Amort Preference repeated 6 7-16, and Crowe, Wilson Preference ...
... Fleet rtreet, EC.. Tuesday Ni?ht. A very ominous incident, which may icalr for peace or war. occurred the House o Common* te-night, when the discussion ...
... WAR MATERIAL FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Woolwich, Friday. tranaporta and Jelunga wit to Booth Africa 1,000 lona of war aturea, bring tbo largMt out from Woolwaeh tamo for aomo years. The Adaicralty yurreyor io aiao aniacting anothec vowel for conveying farther ...
... MORE BOMBARDMENTS- TURKISH WAR PREPARATIONS THE SOUTH AFRICA COMMITTER DR JAMESON RECALLED SEVERE INTERROGATION SIR J WILLOUGHBY AGAIN EXAMINED London, Friday. The sixteenth pnblic sitting o! the Select Committee on Sooth African Aflaira was held today ...
... WEST AFRICA- BRITISH MISSION DANGER. Tlie Press Association ia officially informed that Sir William Maxwell, Governor cf the -Gold Coast, has telegraphed to the Colonial Office in reference to the aiix : felt ft? the safety the British mission the Chief ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. SHOOTING OF NATIVES. Cape Town, July 23. On arrival Bulmrayo. Dr. Jameson welcomed cumber old acquaintance* rode out to KJianu River to meet hmi. number people also anaembled tbe omoe* tbe Consolidated OokUields and gaw the doctor a cordial ...
... THE PORTUGUESE AND SOUTH AFRICA. now military expedition for Moxamblqoo Ml KMfctjr on beard tho tteamar Bona Amelia. Th* expedition it eompoeed 801 men. camprinng artillery. 159 sonify. 466 infantry. II «vi) oAoere. and ■* tbn mot. Tbe Ring, together ...
... the Cape. Woolwich, Friday. Three batteries, constituting brigade i*f field artillery, ordered to South Africa, have been made up to their full war strength. Dorchester, Friday. A strong detachment of the Royal Artillery, with horses, arrived at Dorchester ...
... FIGHTING IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE INDIAN RISING THE ATTACK THE CAMP ; London, Wednesday Evening. 'Hia Colonial Secretary ihis afternoon i-e--oeived the following despatch from Sir Alfred Milner. High Commissioner the Cape: “28tii Joly (No I)—Referring telegram ...