... passed t a resolution yesterday to offer the services of 3W t Hausas to the Imperial Government for service in t South Africa should war break out. An assembly I of the Hausas force has been held, at which the I men, without a single dissentient voice, signified ...

... 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 ...

... the Under Secretary of State for War why the information contained in the paragraph in The Times of July 5 with re- gard to military preparations for South Africa was communicated by the Secretary of St-ate for War to The Times before any information ...

... 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 ...

... Wilfrid Lawson, who is generally op- posed to all wars, will ask Mr. Geo. Wyndham, as Under Secretary for War, whether the three batteries of artillery stated by him to be under orders for South Africa are relief or reinforce- mament. As arising on the ...

... yesterday under War Officet authority, states that the repudiations concerning allowances during absence on temporary duty 'may Le be made specially applicable to the cases of officers, -e non-corn.'a, and men who are sent to South Africa d in the present ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the Under4Secretary s' of State for War why the information contained t- in the Times of July 4th with regard to rmili- w tary preparations for South Africa was corn- tl municated by the Secretary of State for War to the Times before any information ...

... issue of an expansive bullet for use against the Dutch in South Africa. But he I gives no evidence to prove that there is such a feeling as he describes against England's latest instrument of war. Indeed, he could not, if this morning's message from Reuter ...

... *ores&~t'liaiforfluttering seditious cries as the finisterejrSF-e& The President, accompanied by General de Gallifet, Minister of War, and General Baillond, chief of his military household, and also the Premier, were the recipients of patriotic ex- pressions ...