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... will, no doubt, be discussed by him and President Kruger. TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Mr. DILLON asked the Under Secretary fi r War whether any troops had been sent to South Africa since the Ist January, 1899, and, if any hail been sent, whether be could ...
... (Signor Crispil was tie Government. In 1895 only saw General B«a teiri to ask him to couie arrangeruen. tSJb the Minister War and th« of Treasury, and when the generaii told him had obtained all he had asked, said more him (murmura). General Barutem ...
... defence (applause). The of South Africa at present to be, if must judge from the newspapers, very seriously indeed ; but he was convinced that there was no shadow! of an excuse for distacbance of the peace in South Africa. Ile believed that, by exercise ...
... MeUrtae Vawtwa WortA. mm. Maty Maaaa Utr Bikers liacota Mid laad He, Liarota i Aavr. I I* the ItWHaui, famdon. Moo-lax tcave war granted to prrauiae the death* •>( Stella vb-thav. itv toding Rrr. tlcxiry .ntSerWh. Wealcy.wi numater. of Sboreham. t\r«Ba» ...
... .School Hon K. X. L. Rreek. Ist Rittalion Worcestershire Regiment, ha* ...
... requested the Minister of War at to communicate this demonsirauon of U»e Chamber the armr. . , Signor terri declared that had no mtention of insnltiog the army, and simply made an historical allusion “* ««- ■ duct General in Africa, but he rendered homage ...
... Schreiner said was felt gone-uiy through- out South Africa. In wor ts, SOUTH AFRICA LOOKS TO THE BRITISH NAVY. South Africa looks to this country to defend her any enemy which may have any derigns on South Africa. And on my part, a representative of the British ...
... featl With the officers there would a now and a r«JI fcir intrcaHsl watchfoimi's. war rant and cx.'uuinc Ibo charts would thro exist, and the. would ho rcfcrml whenever there war •stasictu for it. If in ibm regulation there W.i* farther one, that when the ...
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... event of a British ultimatum to the Tranavaal Government, it would be easy for his Honor to get n Ied a declaration of war against war. This con- eluded, our visitor, would obviously create a situation which would be as novel as it would be almost impassable ...
... pleasant cad cheerful disposition, and wax much liked be those with ehe mein in ',intact. MORE FRENCH TROUBLES- WHY THt WAR WM MISSION TO AFRICA• The Petit Journal that the came of M. de FreycineCs resn;natiou w* ..moment disagicement between the Mintrzy and ...
... MR. RHODES. TO-DAV. SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY BETING. South African Prospects — War n. In/ Against Gambling In the Company a Shares' extraorcLiary general meeting of the ' Hattish South Africa Company, at Cannon itrest lima!, London. mokad an eh ceptional ...