... well, to render military servihe as shown bv the fact that whenever there appears a proba- bilitv of oar becoming involvcd in war offers of help are received from our numerous colonies. These colbnial troops, however, are mostlv militia or volunteers, and ...

... y military preparations with referenee to South Africa. It is stated at Woolwich-the headquarters of the Royal Artillery-that no fewer than eleven batteries are being held in readiness for South Africa, besides the three batteries which will leave Aldershot ...

... the war i;e should 1 have run a very serious danoger of arousing through- out South Africe a war of reces, which would lhave - been in the last degree disastrous. You have tO consider the feelings of all tehe different populations in South Africa all ...

... 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 ...

... SOUTH' AFRICA- The Press Association's Southampt .n correspon- e dent states that the Cape liners German, belonging yto die ttnion Company, and the Carisbtrook Castle, s of the Castle line, left Southampton on Saturday d last for South Africa, and numbered ...

... Waar Office would insue instructions that mark No. 4 shall not be used in South Africa, l and whether immediate steps would 'he taken to i supply the troops in South Africa with other am- munition. ,Mr. Wyndham-The honourable member ap- . pears to be mixing ...

... 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, ...

... any conflict betwee Europeans in South Africa. That resolu- tion stated that a moderate and conciliatory policy, together with a due and faithful observance of treaties, would ensure tranquillity in South - Africa. The Gordon Sprigg Cahinet of the day ...

... PREPARATIONS. DESPATCH OF WAR STORES. A Woolwich correspondent ,reports that during the past week about 1,000 tons of stores, consist- . ing chiefly of compressed hay and forage from IWoolwich dockyard, and miscellaneous war stores .from the arsenal, ...

... Duteh pioneers. The denial of equid rpivileges to Europeans must result in perpetual race hatred, strife, anarchy, tyranny, or war. The Right Hon Harry Escombe gave the motion bis unqualified supoort. The Premier, as head of the Governmnt, gave his unquailfied ...

... has to cx- be pect if hie still holds our. The Opposition is powerless to prevent war if 'Mr. Chamnberlain in- at sists upon it, and the friends and opponent of id war alike believe that the difficulty in South Afric-L ill will grow in the recess. Lord ...

... not vield to the military will. A coup d'efot was threatened. The Minister of War ascertained, in the course of his inquiry, that sthe members of the Supreme Council of War, -whose countenance General de Ntgrier claimed to have, or, at any rate, of whose ...