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... VoAasst Cbrentale. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1899. The possibilities which we suggest,: I last week as impending over the war Africa, were within a few hours known to have become actualities, and saturday last the nation, or more idrictb the empire, has ...
... going to make a great featurs of war pictures in his new weakly, whicu is to see the light early next year, for be has secured the exclusive services of no less than four artists at present in South Africa. * ¥ - The war has had an enormous offect upon ...
... passed a resolution yesterday to offer the services of :100 Hausas to the Imperial Government for nervier, in South Africa should war break out between Great Britain and the Transvaal. An assembly of the Hausa force has been held at which the men, without ...
... stern arbitrament alone could bring about a settlement, social and political, in South Africa. As for war embittering race feeling, he seouted the idea. Twenty wars could not make it worse than it had been for some years past. In spite of numerous friendships ...
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... the non-commissinied and men of the regiment, winch I DOW in Africa. -Mr. Balfour sap be certain that the Boers aimed at the substitution of Dutch for British rule in South Africa. The war was not s for independence, but a bold Boer Empire. /AMY. —Methuen ...
... probably before the transports reached South Africa, the war would be over, and the money would only go in subsidising shipowners and filling the pockets of rifls-makers and contractor*. They professed the war was intended secure more humane treatment the ...
... demands which are being ! made on the Army Post Office Corps for the general postal duties of the Army Corps in South Africa, the War Office I i.a. sanctioned a number of promotions in order to com- plete the establishment of the Corps. Coal Shipments ...
... proposal, the imperial Government would re- dispatch of extra troops t ) it as a suitable occasion for the High south Africa unless war Caremissioner to discuss with his honour the with the Transvaal is in• matter of the proposed taibunal of arbitration ...
... acted otherwise.”— Reuter, Lord Wolseley was busy for several hours at the War Office on Saturday. There will be no further despatch of extra troops from England South Africa unless war with the Transvaal is inevitable. Saturday morning tho non-commissioned ...
... flag—(cheers)—as the only guarantee for settled peace and the onmly security for just treatment of all the races in South Africa. (Cheers.) WAR AND CIVILISATION. In conclusion, Mr. Cbamberlain said :=— The history of Great Britain, wh:tf is it for gencrations ...
... Inquirer, War Risks of Military Officers. —Twenty to one against the special risk of death through war appear to bo the odds that more than one life assurance office is prepared to lay in the case of British officers who are to be engaged in South Africa should ...