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... IN EVENT OF WAR. The ** Times” Sim*.a correspondpnt telegraphs —ln the event of hoatilitk* in South Africa the. contingent from India would probably inc'ude three regiment* of British cavalry—the sth Dragoon Guards, the 11th Hussars, and the 19th Hussars—and ...
... CHAMBERLAIN HINTS WAR the ONUS THROWN ON SRUGER. On Salurdaj afternoon Mr. lain threw open his grounds at Highbury, Bur i migham, toS members the 1 Ward of the Liberal Umomst Associa;“on. and embraced the opportunity to speak |° Mr/cSberlain. replying ...
... about the same as but the price ol food, espec.allr regetables. will there war. and. »>. how far will inrolve Sooth Africa l “Nobody wants war, raid my ' “It lb™ should V war rt will lor jcara. And yet lb™ art- tonw woo say anrtbing be bettor than Ibo ...
... to arert war. „ Large «hipmen»6 of swres are A the probability interrenlion. aremng that Del- rimt Ruania for puipoae. Pretoria, August 11. | The following the foil ten of Am* ™ of the Grondwet. winch las the Voiksraed with acclanhition . , war, rebellion ...
... this any rxtmD' measure* myself have always dis liked use the word war until it becomes ab- | ■olutelT nectssarv. but the bon. getuiemar. used i'i and said that any extreme measures, war would needless, and himseli submu* alternative proposal, which consists ...
... Transvaal the basis for friendly and salisfaotory aetUment. WAR MATERIAL SOUTH AFRICA. The Daily Mail's Capelown telegraphs—Despite the stora Delagoa Bay. the Cape forward . ?°“ of munitionfl of war to Bloernfontem- Doruig the past four sreoks 0r0r.2,000 ...
... British interests South Africa. BOER’S SACRED RIGHTS. The “Daily Mails’’ Cape Town correspondent telegraphs:—General Joobert’s appeal the Queen will reach her Majesty to-morrow. The document—the history of the Dutch in South Africa, with the object of showing ...
... Transvaal ts Throuithoui South Africa yrslcruuy tprctal were held the Dutch Chutohes to beseech God avert wot. In Capetown J rices were attended rueurVru Houses of Parliament- “^, re “:il ra -ill declared that war would mean to Africa univental ruin and ndrerr ...
... Commi& . ler during Ms tenure of or rionerVTffice. tenure which Idm the warm eympathv and all Dutch South Africa. { tliat England prepared face civil war and native rising. The *■ 51orninp Herald''s*ys: » gestion Jb™* in the event of to fewer than twelve of ...
... mand. Is war mere vcndettaT SSit, longer kno- hoTto. Tith their foes before and the totue. it was cv-il conscxenc® fornui.ateO objection. lam aware that many Catholics differ fromme Let every one abound his own sen.sft.iwy, let South Africa work out its ...
... situation, tho arbiter the destinies of South Africa, as the fin>t custodian British honour and prestige. reached the height of bis wishes yesterday. What matters it now if there is war, and the plains South Africa are with victims his overweening ambition ...
... «rn»pontot advices received there efcow thrt tb» battery the Dmaon Ownma^Ar* boor, are expecting ord*** Africa within tfce nextJartoigbL which is at war strength, is fjjljS the list for active semoe. ? > hSne the men will sert During the part able activity ...