... or wovod lead to the anticipation that war wars imnminent. There wfas a pal-ty not only in Soath Africa, but in this country. who seemed to wish to snake it appear that we had arrived as a crisis when threats of war were really necessary. HIe deprecated ...

... offer military support to the British Government in the event of war. TheCentral News learns that the War Office has this -week purchased 10,000 quarters of oats for shipment to South Africa. Captain E B 0 Ludlow, Army Service Corps, Deputy Assistant Ad ...

... going to war with the Boers. That is how the matter stands, as the Cape Parliament meets. For- tunately for the Transvaal, and fortunately for South Africa generally, that Parliament has now to be counted with. Mr Chamber- lain dare not force war in face ...

... defies them. She has armed hei troops in Africa with the weapons condemned by a Conference of civilised Powers, and withheld' her assent from other Conventions intended to reduce the evils! and horrors of war. Thus a Convention to proclaim the sanctity ...

... Baden Powell to South Africa, as announced in the Times to-day, is to immediately raise a force of irre- galar cavalry. Colonel Baden Powell has al- ready chosen most of his officers. Several officers are to proceed to South Africa on spe- cial service ...

... naturally and necessarily :or iwnivd weeks past been engaged with the military heads of the War Office in perfecting ?? ments for the despatch of a large force to Sowth Africa-in the event of matters taking a Nerkinu turn there and for its disposition on arrival ...

... vwill never go far rong in following on South Africa a ...

... had been caused by Rug- li6h Jews. The Burghers desired to avoid war and bloodshed, but their eft rts appeared to be in vain, as the Uitlanders wanted to have everything their oW yway. If war broke out it would be a terrible thinz, and the Uitlanders would ...

... time came, in what manner would they attempt to make use of the resources which the ballot would place at the disposal of the War Office? The Bill be now proposed was an attempt to answer that question. The total number of men to be raised would then, as ...

... rnthisg what- 'eer *hich'finished an excuse for armed in- tervention. ?? ?? Africa, would be one of the.diiest al4*ities that could occur. However speedy aid succeassful that war might be it would leave behind it for many genera- tions a race feud extending ...

... and ears to facts and remonstraune, they continued i the use of the barbarous bullet, and shipped large quantities to South Africa to be admi- niatered to the Boers aceording to the pre. seription of Mr Camberlsin. Suddenly at Bisley the public is startled ...

... Carisbrick Castle, of the Castle line, left Southampton on Saturday for ! South Africa, and numbered amongst their pes. sengers the officers detailed for special duty in South Africa, whose names have been already published. At Haslar Hospital on Saturday, ...