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... to do was to chow a weak front South Africa. It was de. to be hoped that President Kruger would see that England did not intend to give way. Greet Britain had to win the next trick in Smith Africa, whether it won by diplomacy or other means. If the Preaklent ...
... Pretoria. Oar Wen and Louden. The War Oace pablithed report General oehindar , resigned hie ocannand at se to give information es to the rumoured ietestion to said out further ',gismo* to the Cope.. TROOPS FOR SOUTII AFRICA. It seems that the real destination ...
... surgeons are being invited to volunteer for active sirs-ire in South Africa. London. Friday Night. Lord Wolse.lry was engaged for some hours this afternoon in consultation at the War Office with General Lyttleton, Mr Fleetwood Wilson. Amietant Under•Seeretam ...
... REPLENISHING WAR-CIFSTS. HURRIED MOVR>Si&VI'S OF TROOPS. Loudon, fiktusdaT. The People this morning states that it is informed exclusively through a person holding a high potion, that Sir Alfeed Milner has cabled home to the British Government urging ...
... 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 ...
... lit AFRICA. Deron — pOrt -- : - T - u - esday Evening. Pr:vate advice* receir d at llevonport show that the Battery of Southern Division Oar. rion Artillery. stationed on Spike Island. Cork Harbour. us expecting orders to procerd to South Africa within ...
... very high of his own generalship. In any sphere of activity outside South Africa he should serve his country well. But owing to his extreme bias be is not general for Smith Africa in this hour. ...
... Browne, 9th Lancers, would follow him to South Africa, with Lady Walker, in a few weeks. The Press Association says the Union 00111. pany's steamer Goth, which left Southampton on Saturday afternoon for South Africa, will cull speOally at Gibraltar to embark ...
... point. 'There are many thoroughly convinced that there is no necessity at all either for war or for the preparations which, as • matter of feet, are rendering the war inevitable. They believe that the policy of menace and provocation is out of place an this ...
... 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 ...
... publishes an article on the British armed forces in South Africa, which is of intemt at tie present moment. The 'Times' oomes to the conclusion that England could, immediately upon the outbreak of war, put 10,000 regulars, and an equal lumber of well-armed ...
... vu us to slimes the thirltar party tlse Cape, who are secretly hoping for war, and are already reckoning on Tenn. De:atlas. . . I for on. cannot believe that war—almost a civil war—would prove either tramsdiately or ultimately the beet 'potation of the ...