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... 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 ...
... ofusely | naw hended ees oe the dra injured | WAR PREPARATIONS INS be resi- ture of AFRICA dition. Pretermaritzbur ad clo- The aa, Mail's” Engineers are wo a on the abd might armour plal.og raliway wi number of these are now wasa fitted with Maxims. The ...
... 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 ...
... of Denbigh said that of we wanted t spatch up of the British Empire, all we h nks of was to show a weak front in South A Africa was devoutly to be hoped that | Kruger w id seo that cat Britany ba » prof. ter Britain ha: ie Mee 2 weed ted, it | Presi: ...
... 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 ...
... famihes, horses, over the border. ane valuable propert attempt to mislead aro equally in thinking that no equality, and British Africa. departare of the British troops gives great required, since the \y favours the Boers. ...
... Duiel bh Alliance and thi ‘Branch of Gouth Africa, the following om British nation wes adopted “Thip meeting 0 nation that they may no long port 3 Lng Met nges the imdependenc and that ives to be ‘and fatal war, which oa all of Great Britain. indelible ...
... 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 ...
... mado on the 24th inst. of ‘men of ail ranks of the Corpe to South Africa by Royal Aruy Medical With reference to the report that the proffered Seath Africa had been on inquiry at the War Office we were that the de- has not such an offer, and know how rumour ...
... view of the contralictory Whirl Lave been regarding the employment of a company of the London Scotti-h in South Africa in the event of war With the Transvaal Republic, we are authorised to state that considerably over two hundred of all ranks have and ...
... e-course of drill at retarned to to proceed to Soath Africa. The battery improved gun carriages, and is THE MANCHESTER REGIMENT. General Sir Robert Biddulph, of today in- under orders for South Africa, and wished them God-speed. Excellency edded that no ...