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... him of his life-blood. Therefore be moderate and friendly, as we are, or we will shoot.” The advanced spirite thiret for war—war at any price. Legal or moral right they have none. The London Convention probibits them from intermeddling in the internal ...
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... the extreme (Tenure war. that case the sympathies not orb- of the bulk of the white population Africa, but of the chief nations of tie world, including Prance and Germany, would have been with us, and one can doubt the issue of war would hare proved. But ...
... SOUTH AFRICA—WAK PROBABLE. A Cape Town telegram to the Daily Chronicle says that insurance war risks are rising fast, and a commercial crisis is feared unless the situation is relieved. Whole streets Johannesburg are now vacant. DEFEAT OF THE KHALIFA ...
... IN THE EVENT OF WAR. telegram dated Melbourne. Tuesday, The question of offering troous for service in South Africa is being discussed by the Governments of the different Australian colonies. The Victorian Minister of Defence is in favour the despatch ...
... Forces promiacs gu his PEACE OR WAR White- The “Financial Times,” under this present | comments on Mr. spe aas comm party | tish Government to an emphatic po! } came is bound to have the most far-reschi les to in South Africa, whether or wa The Reform in ...
... News From West Africa. THE BENIN EXPEDITION, Forcados (West Africa), May 22. The Niger Coast Protectorate steamer lvy is here, having taken half the Benin expedition back to Old Calabar, their headquarters, and returned for the remainder. b —_ ii 8 ...
... the British Forces in South Africa, is soldier, one who has studied the art of war in many climes, We G.C.B., G.C.. the 60th Regiment with the of y,_1870, and also in the Red River Fenians into Canada in same year. Ashanti war, from the October, 1873, aad ...
... PEACE WAR/ The ** Fiiiaiicinl Tiinox,'’ under this hendiDi;, coimoenta Mr ChainberUin's speech, miiU M»ys : Mr ChainberUiu cnuunitted the BiitUh Govenuneiit to emphatic policy which i* bound have the most far-reaching etlect* in South Africa, whether ...
... mami lass to mts of TROOPSHIPS FOR SOU AFRICA 1 Scot- nmisty- “Me Berald” publishes sie | stating manifested by the f the anxiety of | King- in the South Afric | what | been — jo tae ton ara 2 ly the in case war be declared. fleet of steas tleman who ...
... SIR H. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN ON SOUTH - AFRICA. Sir . Campbell-Bannerman, speaking on Saturday .llanormutnpgw-np‘ny[imu mw 3 the local Liberal organisation, referred to the tion of affairs in South Africa. Of the conduct and flohey of the uov‘;nmznt they ...
... WAR OFFICE PLANS. London, Monday.—The Contra! Nova learn* th»( the War Ottice ban ready a detinite plan of attack and defence for the Tranaraal border which could tot in motion immediately ahojld hostilities arise out of the “new situation” in South Africa ...