... the case, Manager of the North Mr. Gibb, went into ‘Western had not chair, aod war crom-examined by Stephens, Q. ©, (limerick Har bour Commissioners) the Irish Is-a very Ye. the butter of Danish butter comes And larger @ North-Eastern of Eng- the hands ...

... Poace or War ? The “ Financial Times,” under this heading, eomments on Mr. Chamberiain’s speech, an Chamberlain has committed the Bri- tish Government to an emphatic policy which is bound to have the most far-reaching effects or war result. in South Africa ...

... fp , supported Presi- ab dent _Kruger's Mr, Schalk, bur- | yher, said that if war were declared it would | si te be a great calamit; for South Africa, but he considered all war rumours were un- ed ap tl founded. Resolutions were adi and stat- proving the ...

... prelimi- nary steps to ensure proper supply of horses should they be CAPE TOWN, Thureday Afternoon. of reinforcements to South ‘Africa is regarded as the oun. lated to allay the uneasiness British in the colony are bered by the Boers, and the necessity of in ...

... formation of a peaceful would be a decided to the de- of Africa in general, England— the greatest of colonizing nations—is deeply interested in the future of the vast con- of room for timent, and there in Africa in other places as well as the Transvaal. This the ...

... bring together different races, ent parties and South Africa, and to consolidate perhaps, I ought to say, 1B basis consistent with the highest interests te civilisation and of this Empire ( all the warring that part of the world (renewed cheers). I do not ...

... that war with the Tramevas’ * the defeat of the Borrs and the of Great Britain Africa, whatever motive may have enced the German Government, the fact remains that we have now secured an active and im the tial ally in our campaign for justice and relortl ...

... Bloemfontein to-day as to whether he believed there was & chance of war breaking out between England and the Transvaal, said that no such thing was ever between the white races in South Africa. “The put forward President Kruger,” continued Mn Fraser, “at the ...

... in’ Pretoria than in Johannesburg. capital everyene is prepared for war. although there is a streng he¥ef even in cua tere that Great Britain will pot undertske the sibilities of a war io the Transvaal on tne pre- ‘The rs are ia ly texts recently put forward ...

... in the Parliamentary lobbies thie evening that Sir Alfred Milner is likely to resign his position as Wieh Commissoner for Africa unless the British Government back up the line he has taken with to the grievance of the Outlanders in the Transvaal. Many ...

... for some years. have no war in the Transvaal. This will, no doubt, be a consoling reflection to holders of Kaffir shares, but it is open to doubt whether it would not have been in their best interests if had even run the risk of war in order to settle this ...

... Petre etek to be an As Yorkshire a. to be mb June, 180 ‘Consort's Own) 4 ‘C. ts granted the boo. rank of Lieute in South Africa The “ Mail's” Capetown neer has made an affidavit ming tas be armed Boers had seen of mounted and and going at two places ...