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... THE MILITARY SITUATION, Elsewhere publish an accurate sketch map of the probable scene of hostilities in South Africa, which, should war actually break out, will reproduce from time to time, adding the names the various places which the course of military ...
... Since bis return England those journals have been seeking drive Sir from tie army because of the action took South Africa curb the war party there before hostilities broke out. It was intended that the, gallant soldier should command the troops which ...
... evening practically means that that hour war between the Transvaal and England will be declared. No immediate development of importance is, however, anticipated. Technically, South Africa will be in a state of war, but in the opinion of experts the opposing ...
... there was not a pe*s in the world had more right to be in sympathy with the Boers than the Irish people. for the war in South Africa was a war of confiscation and grabbing, such m had been pursued against Ireland by England Ohm.). Mr John O'Donnell ! C. ...
... and it may well happen that this unholy war may brirn about a fresh distribution of politics. But there wilI be no crisis, at least until the terrible consequences of the blood feud in South Africa that war must create are rea- lised by the people. ...
... Be that as it might we had entered on these wars [Afghanistan and South Africa) oa false pretexts which wore only to conceal our real project of aggression. This is superb fro a Me Chamberlain, Go to war on “pretext,” to ‘conceal our real project of ...
... the present atxained relations and the incalculabhe injury and lose that have alreadyteen caused thereby to South Africa, and prevent war between the two raws from the consequences of which South Ahic would not recover for several ?? haps never. Therefore ...
... to the incalculable injury and loss that have already been caused thereby South Africa, and prevent war ,**-1 tween the two races, from the consequences which South Africa would not recover for several generations, perhaps never. Therefore, | the Transvaal ...
... Topper behalf Lord ...
... all agree that pacific settlement wan infinitely better than bloodthed. I Many Irishmen had gone as soldiers to South Africa, and woo war declared their liven would be log as well as the lives of many others, and it their duty as Councillors, in common with ...
... uf the nineteenth The Tempi to-day has articlo war in Sooth Africa, which concludes with the following paragraph Whatever may l!io result of tho efforts all the brave men who ore dying South Africa, the war prol.wigod heroic defence uf the Uoers is boginaiog ...
... La«ly-Tn.th had never left it* nnaratv. Ti I»r,»s A«*o ...