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... wet bees engaged with the military head,, of the War in peifecting :muneneat* far oh-vatch of • large force to South Africa in tee event of matters taking a nerioux turn them and for its disposition then on arrival. _ —. The number of men w:II be ...
... A TRANSVALL WAR. AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE CHANCES. All the talk about • kersiou of Odemy is sheer nonionic The Transvaal away, each as it is, is essentially eall, orals of and other burghers wko may be seesioeable enough when wanted at any reticular place ...
... , REPLY OF WAR OFFICE TO AUSTRLIIAS OFFER. TROOPS ACCEPTED IN EMNT OF WAR. cussed. The Radicals have, however, un- London, Wednesday. cioubtecUy moored in the fight, and will reap reference to a statement that orders the benefit of it in the oombary, ...
... THE CORK DAILY TRANS VAAL CRISIS SITUATION UNCHANGED. NOSE WAR PREPARATIONS. GERMANS CRITICISE BRITISH POLICY Town, The political situation - remains neebanged- The Rey Adrian Hofmeyer bee rengssed his pasiersta at Wynberg owing to the boycotting of his ...
... 'TRANSVAAL OUTLOOK RHODES SAYS NO WAR. ENGLISH SETTLERS AUBE. LEFT TO THEIR OWN RESOURCES. Claritows, Friday. Speaking at last Mr Rhodes dwelt ma Maw of opinion in England on the question of euipincion. The polities of meting meow would mein of tariffs ...
... TRANS VAAL CRISIS DRIFTING TO WARDS WAR MENACING ENGLISH ATTITUDE FRENCH SIDE THE T'IAN6VAAL. Pretoria, Therelay. The iiissous,ion of the franchise law b.. by postponed owiag to new developments in the situation. The British Agent a viait, extending over ...
... tons of mores, eousitting chiefly of Med hay and forage from Woolwich 3eck,r7nd nuacellaneona war storm from the arsenal, have been despatclsed to South Africa. On Saturday. orders were received at Woolwich and Dover for No 41 and No 22 companies at the ...
... preparations made by the War Mice during the putt few weerm has been that seeing everything in order for 'mobilisation should that prove necessary, not • rig mem has been warned for service, and the troops now proceeding to Africa are in the ordinary nature ...
... OVERTIIIE AT WOOLWICH. SIEETEVO OF LIBERAL FORWARBB. Woolw7cia. Monday. As lamellae quantity of war material to be desp lobed from Woolwich to Sloth Africa. The Goorkha and Scot are tilting out a couple of thousand of Miwariat stones, chiefly Vaned meat ...
... be the result ct war. He (Mr cheers). bal.,) fed not contemplate war Wan). But The MARQUIS of SALUDIURY said that any if this warred after your, it would not be in ill.ju.lgei worda might have an unfortunate effect corrsaueoce o I war. berate it was there ...
... eater. .1 T MURPHY, Clerk On the Conseil. Clerk's Office. 99th June, 1803. 3013 STAB LIVERPOOL to AUSTRALIA Via Qipe Tow*(Baal Africa). 11,94 tow Thwiday, Aeguat Er& APRIC,' 11,816 tone, Thunday, Septeosber Tth. steamers are twin mew Atted oak bilge kftle ...
... at:itemisent has published, with considerable show et authority, to the effect that the War Office has bee wriect log arrangemeark for the &lota+ of time force to tiouth Africa in die event of matters taking a serious turn dame, and that the number of men to ...