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... Transvaal agreed. VOICE FROM WEST AFRICA. Lagos, Wednesday. The Legislative Council unanimously passed reaohition yesterday to offer the services of 300 Hausa* the Imperial Government for service in South Africa should war break out between Great Britain ...
... Their second and very motive waa that if they had pcraavered tha war. wh&trver the reaolt that waa. they would have run tha tot atnoua danger of arooaiug throughout South Africa A WAR OF BACK, which would have been in the laat l avtroaF. Contiuniug. ...
... the verge OF WAR. ENGLAND PREPARES AND STATESMEN EXPLAIN. Commons yeslordny - ot TOC doubt thalEng n. mibtorv propara. * ' «o tions announce m Mr. This means war, fcour Mr. Kruger, the cannot upon 000 «u Wed at the lomoura the auefifo , for Soo& tile ...
... Ottoe, Fl»rt rtroet, Monday Monsiaf. War Preparations. certainly locked like war at Waterloo Station Saturday. Thore was plenty •>( material for » narrative tha hands eapert war The familiar of soldiers biddmß adieu to friends sweethearts. and rnves; ...
... (cheerß). From the of this story to the | end could see nothing approacn* ing to cape for armed intervention (cheers). War South Africa with one of die mdependent states there would one the direst fshiajmtnae that could occur (cheers). President Kruger ...
... STRAIT? Governor of the Straits has wired that in the event war with the Boers Federated Malay States will be prepared send a force throe hundred men of the States Guides for service in Sooth Africa. ...
... sours a^ica.^ uo^l SSieal I They will proceed to-morrow inuniing Sonlhumptoo. whor. thcrwnl Wootwicn Company Army .n SoTlh Africa, hi, post Wojdw.cn occurs the interval that who. Capo c^hS«ow^&tioh favour of an ami® b; » comPto” ,lll 0 passed that fenoes ...
... the •smith and west of Ireland—No Proover the .. {Sod »« ...
... ttKlt ,J > ' ° war. Eton if the did not war the most immrral own- undortakm, the of part of ttir Alfred Milner and Mr. Gtamber. lain would prevent England for very simno sata, from mrtcring on vonturc. After yemw discussion, OirM««, and war alarms, nobody ...
... Tnuisvaal. ■ay** One moet obstacles satisfactory solution of the problem now coo I fronting the British Government in boutn Africa is caused by the ignorance o! the with to events in the past . the present situation has grown. Frero as learn from Uogr»pby-« ...
... Ntate for War whether toe three baUenee of nrtillcrv stated by him to under orders lor eouth 'Africa were reliefs reintorocmente. Mr. Wrndham —They are for retielß, hat if cdnsimstancca ehoulrl require eueh atop the batteries now South Africa might fetainnf ...
... State for themfontmUon eo»- wined in the paragraph tn the July 4, with regard to military r ° t tor South Africa, was the •Secretary of State for War ths before any was Mat any “c'nh'J asked a question upon til. anhjeet I shadd have been quite ready to bim ...