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... 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 ...
... discredited all over Sooth Africa. The alternatives are certainly awkward. A War against the Boers such a question ss that issue, even were a much less dangerous and costly enterprise than it is likely to be, would be monstrous thing. War has ever been waged ...
... MOBILISATION BUMOUR. is fficiallf stated that JJntisli.'War Oftice has given direction* for its troops South Africa. Tl>o in-Chief in that region could moke ordinaiy diqpositiuns but believed in official circles in London that the reports mobilisation ...
... granting the franchise the Uitlandem wars most fair, ami that the propositi to submit all future questions to arbitration was the beat way of securing continuous peace and cooperation, which #a* much longed for in Africa. MAJOR MARCHAND EGYPT ‘‘THE VITAL ...
... moment that if war were take plare, the Colony Hit wonlij lake pari it. may with the Orange Free Flat® IwrglirTS. Therv are many reasons why latter will remain neutral. There are. noilouM, few burghers the Orange Fn« Mi to who would, in event war with tlm Transvaal ...
... concluded by expressing hope that all the people of Africa would unite to promote peace. Mr. Hchalk-Bnrglier na'd the Coof«enre had failed in its object, Imt it bad resulted is nhowiDg South Africa that the l*itlanders had no grievance in the Transvaal ...
... things whVh endangers the peace of South Africa and our position remount lV»wer. Mr. Mendl adds: —“Tha Committee of Liberal Forwards would, in my opinion, be more likely to achieve their excellent object preventing war between Great Kritain and the Transvaal ...
... atterancca of Henry ampbell BannemM If England a firm and front there little risk war. but weak declarations policy encourage the Boers and their supporter* Hseirheic « South Africa in their dangerous obstinacy. ...
... 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 ...
... MOTHS, POOS. yr.v.ts beetles, moths, bugs. WEEKLY INDEPENDENT THIS WEEK COHTAINS : W HICH OAD? England Face to Face with War Soath Africa. The parting the Ways. Will' the English Tar payer* aland Chamberlain’s policy ? (JONE SMASH. LIVERPOOL IRISHMEN COMPLETELY ...
... daily kxpum ** sracuL wnx. m mum. w r ENGLISH WAR PREPARATIONS Tto Daily Telegraph says—Wo understand that it toj been decided to appoint General Sir Rodvers Bailer to tto command of tto in South Africa in tto unfortunate event of hostilities in tto ...