... which he said South Africa had been undeservedly placed and intimated the intention of the Dutch in South Africa to remain true to the spirit of peace and freedom inherited from their tors. _ _ Cope Town, Augost.lf!th. • half et war materials hare been ...

... go to war. It becomes doily more evident that Alfred Milner has teen misled from begin- Mug to and as to the grievances of the Fitknders in Johstmeeb.rg. It would be well for the people of Groat Britain before en.. teeing upon • disastrous war to themmann ...

... the Cape commend, left Waterloo this morning for Southampton, en root, to South Africa. He was accompanied to Waterloo by Mr Fleetwood Wilson, &insistent Secretary at the War Office, with whom he woo engaged in conversation up to the tune the train started ...