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... 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 ...
... Chamberlin in the debates which took pace bee Hoare of yeatenlay, the, danger that the people of the south Africa Republic will be plunged Leto war has not yet peeled away. As • Nattier of fact, the See- Teary was yesterday more truculeat sad bellicose ...
... throughout South Africa as for Mr. Krager, the and the Af and a respon defeat for th hee populstios ial prestige b n Rath- ane Great s exertions will hay he bad Ifa the ete settlement is ne few w | accept the franchis and the the rt ta Thus — _ — war will become ...
... Hassey, is of the sass opinion. He refers very scathiagly to the of paver who want war at any price. Meat of these people reside • couple of miles from I the nest of war, ad a vents plate the pos. oibibty of it with mote mimeses sad thusiaue than • Booth ...
... questions, includ- the T crisis. ing three relating to THE BRITISH UTH AFRICA COM- Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, in reply to Mr. John Ellis, stated that he had received the accounts of the British South Africa Company for 1896, 1897, and 1898, and al: so estimates of expendi- ...
... population in South Africa. It is to England’s interest to avoid a premature separatist movement. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM ) London, Monday. An immense quantity war material continue* to despatched from Woolwich to South Africa. The Gho3rka and Scot ...
... The OWN Duvet [lte. Wyndham said the Dam Item ballet vim being at Woolericb end bad bees ems to Soetb Africa. Cot Howl Hear'] rot • :welt net me eacintry And moppet it clifebs All miterenem wake it Heel f=rl barl aid as Led shall That I am sever dutah ...
... THE WAR PREPARATION » them? Sir H. CAMPBELL-BANNERMA} all, but to ask the First Lord af the Treasury ld help ference to what appears to be an off > were wy year munique to the “ Times” newspaper t of Bred ing, with regard to the hile South Africa, whether ...
... noble referred to a speech by Sir Bannerman some weeks ago, in rr was nothing to justify war or pre- war. I associate myself with the in this By preparations for war I do not mean to include such ‘as would into proper order, if required, at all times of ...
... In the Dominion House of Commons Hughes referred to the example wet by in offering troops for ser- vice in South Africa in the event of war, and expressed the that it would be for a offer made by canada. He was sure that five thousand men volunteer, added ...
... Ordains' I Corps were impacted Mereyestaiday. mid will I amber! at flostbamptoo for Sooth Africa the Braemar Carib.. which will Cob several hoodred tom of aarimisitios arid war Wes. T►r Doris flagship of the South African slued. roe. has left Delagoa Boy for ...
... is only sign that the war ) ...