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... THE BRITISH WAR FORCE. A COLUMN 25 MILES LONG. Subject to such modifications as circumstances may require, the composition the military force propesed to be dispatched to the Transvaal will, it is said. be, nearly as follows :—Twenty-one battalions of ...
... SPEECH RV THE STATE SECRETARY, TRIBUTE TO QUEEN VICTORIA. WHAT THE BOND HAS DONE FOR SOUTH AFRICA. JohanneKbut g, Monday Speaking at a public meeting at- For-k--burgh yesterdsy. Mr Boaz. rliato Secretary. davit at S.M . length upon the history rt the ...
... High Commissioner. At the Colonial Office to-Jay Sir E Wingfield. Permanent Under Secretary; Mr Graham. Chief of the South Africa Department, and other officials, were in attendance, but there is no exceptional significance I attaching to this fact. Since ...
... forts and the artillery camp. Mr T W Beckett and Mr Van Zwieten. agents in South Africa for the Maxim gun company. had a long consultation with General Joubert at the War Office • day or two ago. The Jingo Boer journal has formaisted a I scheme for the ...
... the freoucticy of war. extension of the Geneva Convention aid gate its horrors. I have concluded a convention with President of the French Republie. by the spheres of influence of the two Power,. over a large portion of Northern Africa Leen det.rinined ...
... Parliamenta:y would be profitably employed by the Ministry in the interests of the country. Any atter,' to encourage civil war would be pu• and any Carlist rising would be siyonetly 'oppressed. The menacing words ef Weyler had found Co sympathetic hearer ...
... subjects to be commandeered, the Cape Boys thereupon equally with the white Bntishers refused service for the native wars of the Boers. (War with native chiefs is a favourite pastime with the Boer farmer.) As they could not compel the Cape Boys to serve, ...
... answered the becheke. “Ma you suppose, it a man had the gilt al woad he would fall in love ? Tea pm uncle • made War ' in South Africa! -Ilennut med. lot of sluff, ! His distlnetion.—l'm ems I don't the Rev. Mr. Fifthly eats himself the toy misaaber ...
... t alinn Sorel Munster ulr tation-d at Kilwnrth Cann. Ferrereired orders on Saturday to be in readiness to proceed to South Africa early nest week. It is stated a countermand has sin, been received fixing the 21st inst as the date for departare. Although ...