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... created such a sensation in the early nineties, has quitted the servioe of the German General Staff, and is on his way to South Africa to join the Beer forces. is generally considered that his action stimulated the German Emperor to issue his recent order ...
... retested to tie =read of the race la Paley of the United and the British policy ia Africa. The pillseapity iresesmeates, ha declared, 'es the opereMeep of is Africa sad of the events being erste* in the Phppines tad that been libelled is Oahe led Peas ...
... READY. DEPARTURE OF a HA-NSPORM. Calcutta, The transport arangemonts for !oath Africa aro working perfactly. The vessels hare beau chartered for voyage oak% and on their wars will macre them fittings to fh. Ow. vernment. The left to-day. NO ntra IN BRITISH ...
... retattons with the Transvaal, and a war would erode so terrible a condition of things in South Africa that pubhr opirioa would out bog tots-rate its continuance. This even most of our Jingo newspapers admit. They depretute war. 4 few briathe Ate sad vengeance ...
... ahem:del. 0. Saturday the War Otter a proelsmalion for the mobilisation of the Firstclass Army Reserve. total number of ReservOts to whom the applies is 1M.701. of whom no les. Ginn 25.000 ere to I rejoin ifs* fur in South ' Africa. Saturday 31r P J who was ...
... while conducting peaceful aegotiats to send oat an p. = to South Africa. Every day that now Imre hope that the time win noon arrive when the tables will be completely turned. By this war the Conventions had been destroyed. and 'care must be taken to prevent ...
... THE NEW SENION. consequence of the cris's in South Africa I and the war between England and the Boer Republic to which it inevitably led, will re-sasemble to-day for the purpose of giving the Government an opportunity of asking both Homes to sanction ...
... Britbh knew that well, and that is why they interposed the alternative of or war ors Prance. Major Marchand then declared that he would later resume his explorations in Africa—Renter. ...
... PERSONAL PRESENT FROM THE .4VEiY. The Siseretary for War has rtveived the lot. lowing from Sir Fleetwoed Edwards. Kever if the Queen's Privy Purse Windom :Castle. November 19th. Dear Lord Lansdowne,---The Queen commands me to inform ycu of her anxiety ...
... i—We we is a parities to mho two anatinelnill eonconing the sew at Itajatial Yeaunewy IY3 Dent to Beath Africa. The fa ear military Aids at mat at war want it to sawter, id passible, 8,000 MM. No at , this feet is the offend published yeeterday. N 3 amber ...
... expected to remain in Ireland tlll the end of the month unless his presence at the War Office is required earlier. In consequence of unfavourable advises from South Africa General Sir H Brackenbury has intimated to several Ordnance officers the peed,bility ...
... CRUISER FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Gibralt or. Wednesday. The cruiser Furious has been ordered to be is readiness to procesd to Beath Africa. DEPARTURE OF TROOPS. The tranaport left the Royal Albert Docks to-day with troop, and bones for South Africa. The takes of ...