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... international outlook, quite apart from “South Africa, is not so cloudless that we ‘can afford to interpose the smallest obstacle to the rapid mobilisation the • navy. With our land forces locked up in “Africa, in war of which the conclusion “is not yet in sight ...
... 10, GOO men. A draft of the 19th Hussars, with 150 recounts, leaves for South Africa Tuesday. The War Office gives the following details the Sixth Division for South Africa: Lieut.-General the Staff, Major-General T. Kelly Kenny ; Assistant Adjutant-General ...
... 300 Malay guide. from the Federated Malay State for South Africa use of war. The Legislative Council of Lagoa on Ineeday unanimously resolved to offer the services of 300 black troop.. should war break out, and the men being assembled signified their w ...
... Their second and very motive waa that if they had pcraavered tha war. wh&trver the reaolt that waa. they would have run tha tot atnoua danger of arooaiug throughout South Africa A WAR OF BACK, which would have been in the laat l avtroaF. Contiuniug. ...
... the long tension, the having cleared the situation. Though there is no desire for war for war's make, the of the Progressives and section of wot of the loyal the regard war as the only means of settlement, and if they atall it is of the excess of patience ...
... declare war. Colonel SAUNDEBSON—I have never said ‘of the IN denied that the case of Edgar was one of marder. It hadonly been held up as or remorse, in order to this of tho leader of the ie nothing had yet happened in South Africa which would war or for ...
... second and very powerful this thst if they had persevered with whatever the of thet war, th them. have run the very serious danger of ence of throughout Seuth Africa war c pended which would have been in the la: of that he law. dizastrous. 1c was necessary ...
... vat which Astrid between .he despatch of I trope cod their arrival in Sorb Africa. real of war leas the rent* of feel. Thor event* led up to the scrip- •tabor of martinne of war. which could only he reel against Great Britain. The lkivernmeat were Iget ...
... hours, unce. news mint-. War OHic yesterday afternoo and other high There were many farther reserve rejoin the colours, very quiet thei the Departmenta forward, and no until the mure reached. tradictory slat erne preparations suit War Office tul every source ...
... Govern- settled, and further to put an end to the present and the between the two incalculable harm and loss it has already war, Africa may not recover for man; ck which, Bou never at all to all these ciroum- it if ber the necessity crisis from deve- still ...
... do en Now is iy formally tbe Council I must state my views. (Further disorder. } Tam of opinion that the present war in South Africa a war of wanton and (Lond | sod Aldernan Trial, Mr. Mr. He and, in fact, ail the at this stage, their emphatic protests ...