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... OCTOBER 21. 1899. WHAT WILL THE WAR 1!E LIKE A military corraspondent of the West* minster Gazette,” says:—Now that appear lie almost committed to war u, South Africa, a war rhich may have ultimate consequences altogether undreamt of. it may not altogether ...
... VERT SPECIAL ATTENTION of Ladies to foolishly permitted themnelvei the Tain dream Dutch Republic embracing all South Africa. The war, aa Mr. Balfour aptly aaya. is going to lie one not undertaVen by men fighting for freedom. bat by an oligarchy which ...
... Assistant Under Secretary of State, Up to 9 no further war issued by the War Office, bat the telegram as to the condi- tion of wounded et Ladysmith wes From the General “in Natal to the Secretary of State “for War. October 11.55 p.m. 2 29th October.) > oe. Progress ...
... day the War Office was visited by officials from tho other Government departments, the West End Clubs, Ac., for news of the reported conflicts. Even Sir Redvers Buller left England to assume his responsible command in South Africa without the War Office ...
... PREPARATIONS. BO£ltS (jERMANS. Lord Wolseloy w«b busy Cor w'voral hours the War J?jturrtay. Thera will further despatch extra troops from Knjlar.d to South Africa unless war with the Transvaal is inevitable. . The Birmingbam Mail slob s authority the ...
... lie certain to lose ita independence ‘■•l'.lr. ,i, i, e war According to War ■i -‘i-> Kupdand will be able by 16th ,l to concentrate a sufficient t .. n , '‘ r ' Ivon'.iera of tho Republic* to war' movement. That is almost ! ‘.- Raids may in the meantime ...
... FRnr s»i*^ WeinerdV Parliament and the War. The sitting House Commons day was exceptionally brief. only kstfd an'hour, aud interest was chiefly lenlred th« statement made Mr. Wyndhant. the Unde* Secretary for War, in nnsner lo question pul the Leader the ...
... surround it on side, and he is mastered by a desire to blot out this brown patch from among the red-mapped lands of South Africa. If war comes Ministers will be guilty of a treachery towards a petty State, which is a weakling compared with the paramount Power ...
... WHAT WILL THE WAR BE LIKE? A military correspondent writes in The Westminster Gaactte—Now that we appear to be almost committed to a war in South Africa, a war which may have ultimate oonsequences altogether undreamt of, it may not be a:together unprofitable ...
... that if they had of that ould whatever the war, they have run the very serious danger of arousing out South Africa a war which would have been in the last degree fo the of al elements in the of South Africa. After the cession of the Transvaal there oc- ...
... with their natures to assist their Transvaal and Free State kinsmen, eveu at the risk of plunging tbe whola of South Africa into civil war.” ...
... Alexander of Teck, who is to be a> tached to the Duke of the Inniskilliag Dragoons, for service in Gouth Africa, enw service in South Africa with Rhodesian war medal the 7ib Humers, and is in of the “People ty to with somo waste time us wandering, in a fashion ...