... ta-dtj. Sir d( VUlMta, ObtrfJiMM* Cape Culoejr. d«l»«si l»»l Um MwoaocM bi* übm witb »oy pofilicaJ party a* rba iub South Africa war tut it Bit lit be duapi—rd with a suit. Wbat him waa toa* nanw b» at*., ted with politic*. After hia OBSMtKM, a* we of the ...

... 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 ...

... Woolwich alter rt»e troop*, and will proceed with troops lor Milts, ■esidt* the Burepe ber * Gureruneot are trouble n» Africa. War vtorea are being aeot te the I Cape by all the Castle Line sUaou-r. Unvio* Pingland. Meaars boo.ld and Co. have present ...

... with fear. During the put few months, linen the air was full of the rumours of war, the Boers gravely dinosaud the possibility of a regiment being to Booth Africa in case war between England and the Transvaal broke out. Kroger himself thinks the Oharkhes ...

... for £2OO. and ask me to marry him, Majesty** Govertimeat are autieipating trouble bat I never encouraged him. 1,, Stall. Africa. War are being sent to His Lordship— You were diff eren t f rom th o the .C,pa by all the C.stie line of steamers general run ...

... oonespordent, said the campaign will proably last eighteen months, and will affect not the Transvaal elope, but all South Africa. If the war comes off, all the natives of Matabele, Mashono, Bec boom., and other countries will rise and give additional tem- Me ...

... ealculatroaa not real i*ed, nor Germany nndrr any presenting Esglaad otherwise, than b* perrasuoa Iran her policy in South Africa. THE EVE WAR. | Culoatl WiUuma, M.P.. »dJrt».ug the ben u ...

... service. Besides the disturbed state of Crete it is said that her Majesty's Government are anticipating trouble in South Africa, and war stores are being sent to the Cape by the Donald Currie • • • • A at Johannesburg sends an extremely interesting account ...

... the** aroma to tore aubaidad. and buy era are com Bg forward with utefideace. Tramway Share* wera aery firm. Swoto Africa* MiDing ‘totuna war* doll to weak. It ia poubl* rtactio* mar ran hula fanner, but tb* uadertcoe it, w* tnmk. n>teon*g. Cyete Tyra Store* ...

... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA COUNTERMANDED. 'Woolwich. Katurday. liwAoDcr Imriiig m|UM« The High eietl home fur troop* and war sUwea for Africa, ...

... 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 ...