... Britbh knew that well, and that is why they interposed the alternative of or war ors Prance. Major Marchand then declared that he would later resume his explorations in Africa—Renter. ...

... unless the British pdicy changed, tbe elect en Africa and the BritMh Empire I would be disastrous Anti-Muds speeches were delivered, a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church staeng that England dared not go to war with the Transvaal. There would be nq peace ...

... constituted ado • new administratre to be known as French Central Africa, with its headquarters at Brasaarille, on the shores of Stanley Pool. Under the Gorentor-Genend of Preach Cestni Africa there are, it is arid, to be two lieutenant gmeroces, one of whom ...

... so far as to speak of war under the circumstances as a crime. Though the disposition to punish President Kruger is apparent in many quarters, era is an underlying fear of the pave quences which might ensue %hoard England go to war witi the Transvaal. There ...

... owing to some unesplained it has no yet arr.ved. lam thereof* unable to me Mather the statement of the Uovernment of te South Africa& Republic. which has been pubi.aied in the meantinie. agrees with Sir Alfred Mthij acconnt. I undereteact that the d.s-mnion ...

... amalgamation with another firm at an early date. is officially looted that the fleitish War Office has given no directions for mobilisation of ifs troops or South Africa. The Commander-in-Chief in that, region could mike ordinary dispositions of his men. ...