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... 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 ...
... LIBERAL LEADER’S SPEECH CONDEMNED IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Telegraph’’ understands that it has been decided appoint General Sir Kodvere Bullcr command of the forces in South Africa in tho event of hostilities with the Transvaal. Active measures are now progress ...
... Great northern railway COMPANY (IRELAND). CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO WAR REN POINT. EVERY SATURDAY, until further notico, SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS will run FROM BELFAST WARREN POINT as under:— SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN WILL LEAVE BELFAST at 9-0 a.m. for WARBENPOINT ...
... Committee in regard the South African question. Mr. Mendl rays holds very strongly that the solution the difficulUcß South Africa will never attained while a large and important white population is treated the Transvaal Government the manner in which the ...
... I.VI T.ST The Central News is in position to state that the Government has not entertained the probability war as the inevitable solution of the esistinc deadlock in the negotiations with the Transvaal. It has not, therefore, considered any the details ...
... subscribed largely. “THERE WILL WAR.” SO SAYS MR. SCHREINER. The Cape Cabinet held meeting yesterday, at which Mr. llofraeyr was present, to consider situation in the Transvaal. Mr. Schreiner has declared that there will be no war. It transpired, rays the ** ...
... Transvaal. In the event of war tho burgher force of the Transvaal would number about 15,000 to 20,000 men, and if war were to take place the battles would be fought on Transvaal territory. I not believe that there will be war, think that better counsels ...
... sloshing pnwmtations. Wo are convinced that if there is change in the imperial policy towards the Transvaal the effect on Africa and the Britiah Empire will bo disastrous. We oennot keep silent when the imporiad Government in danger of taking unrighteous ...
... granted; but even if that were not the it would not justify war, which would actually ruin tho Uitlandera themselves. Colonel kfield. M.P.. said would not dignify collision with the Transvaal by the **f war. quoted two great Britieh general* to-dav who had played ...
... this morning aa to the policy of her Majesty’s Government regard the Transvaal. ** We wish peace, but we will not shink from war.” may bo regarded a summary of the speech which Mr. Chamberlain delivered last night in the Birmingham Town }i.il|. The right ...
... Oxford. Sir Henry says his remarks upon that occasion must have been strangely misinterpreted if they are assumed in South Africa to imply that the Liberal party would refrain from pressing upon the Boer Government reasonable reforms on behalf of tho UitKodera ...
... • tier Majesty's Government? >!e efforts of that Govenunent have been •-e towards the attainment of a peaceful • A war with South Africa would be a • r from which the country would suffer ■ r-.y for time. For this and other obvious r. .■••n'. peaceful ...