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... Gorman Press ronlirmes IPi discussion on for England a war with the TVanavaal. 'Hi© Deutsche says tie war were not finished quickly, for which ia not much proaptr*. will that there is not only South Africa, alen Knstern Asitv. Afghanistan, and probably anti ...
... all bad to was to show weak front in South Africa. It was devoutly to hoped that President Kruger would see that this country did not intend to give way. Great Britain had to win the next trick South Africa, whether it won diplomacy or other means. If ...
... nt strong body of mounted infactry will be the first troops ordered from this vouiury in the event of the situation South Africa becoming more threatening. These troops will go to the front onoe. The Royal Sussex Regiment have been asked to furnish the ...
... Read Post” regards it an act war the part Portugal and Greet Britain, and odvtoas the Government take the gauntlet, sikl resolve war if necessary. gardmg the suspicions prevalent that Boers have boon exporting munitions war. it is said inquiries diow that ...
... Lord Sal nbury, urgiug reasons against war with Transvaal. THE THEATRE OF WAR. A Txsndou cornianondeitt writes—The nows from the Tranavaal is very gravo, and in wcllinforated circles it is behoved that the brink of war baa been reanhed. All inJicationa aro ...
... circles that Sir Redvers Buller will command in the event of war. Preparations are being made for the despatch on the 24th instant 60 men of all ranks of the Royal Army Medical Corps to South Africa the Arundel Castle. With reference to the report that the ...
... burghers to draw rifles to prepare for war. THE FIRST DASH. The Daily Mail’s” Capetown correspondent telegraph*—Prom trustworthy learn I’rmt the military authorities regard it probable the Boers' first dash in the event of war will Kimberley, immediately northwards ...
... probably have disappeared altogether liad it not boon for the big demand for money. In Westraliam section the new* from South Africa is once again lest djeorfnl. Hie Times” Johannesburg correspondent that the general fading there is that the outlook is loss ...
... insuring their gold mines against damage the event war. Tbe document oondodos with a ref owl to believe that her Majesty will safer the mend righto peaceloving people to be violated in her name, and South Africa be c—t into grief and mourn BLUSTER. The DeHy ...
... sus! ter any ook too bar tor th Afriesn trade and industry, t + proal of the indispo wie paramount Power in South Africa awe ber bp Tt war should be the of the present site be in any quarter th te Bntain it, ov that ehe did not gi pote ember State every ...
... Imperial authorities have advertised for a remount” farm of three thousand acres. A large consignment of war stores, ine'nding medicrl reqiiisites, war despatched yesterday from the Royal Arsenal. Woolwich, for sh-p--ment to Natal. Amongst the hospital stores ...
... been aroused throughout South Africa Air. Schreiner’s declaration in Parliament over the Orange JFroo State ammunition question, which goes far towards creating perilous Ministerial position. It clear that more munitions of war, which can only bo intended ...