... lie certain to lose ita independence ‘■•l'.lr. ,i, i, e war According to War ■i -‘i-> Kupdand will be able by 16th ,l to concentrate a sufficient t .. n , '‘ r ' Ivon'.iera of tho Republic* to war' movement. That is almost ! ‘.- Raids may in the meantime ...

... and end the inoalrulahlo mjury and Joes that have already been caused thereby to South Africa, and prevent war two races, from tho consequence* of which South Africa would not recover fer revere! cencrotirus—perhaps never. Therefore, Ttansvoal Oovo-nment ...

... PEACE OR WAR. Renter's Pretoria rorreopondent, telegraphing yesterday. Knipper and the members of the Ksecutive met again at seven o'clock yesterday merning to continue the considertrion of the reply returned to Mr. Chamberlain’s despatch, and. idler ...

... WAR AND RUMOURS WAR. CABINET COUNCIL SUMMONED. BOERS TO GET ANOTHER CHANGE. TROOPS LEAVING FOR THE FRONT. FORT CHABROL SURRENDERS. ARREST M. GUERIN. PARIS, 5 a.m,—Fort Chabrol ha* capitulated, and M. Guerin has been arrested. There was not even ? show ...

... TELEGRAMS. TRANSVAAL. NO FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS. PATRIOTIC SCENES IN LONDON. ANTI-WAR MEETING BROKEN VP MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH TROOPS. THE SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. SENSATIONAL STATEMENT BY MR. RHODES. ...

... and afterward* made a call tho War Office. It is reported at late hour that a Cabinet Council will called for Wednesday or Thursdav next to decide upon tho next step to taken in connection with the Transvaal trouble*. The War Office prepared to send out ...

... to arrange an honouraide peace. There was stronc war partv in South Africa who hod been flouting their loudest for long time in the hope that President Kruger would awed into knuckling down, and tho war party were evidently beginning realise that they ...

... Governments with long-prepared plans of war. the execution of which will not await the war preparations of the British Government “Copunerrial Advertiser says that the hesitation of die English Cabinet before embarking upon war is both prudent and natural. The ...

... MILITARY ACTIVITY SOUTH AFRICA. The “Morning Port’s’’ special correspondent Pretoria, telegraphing Saturday, says:— War now appears inevitable. The Trans▼ail has made all preparations, and the ar~ tillery left for Volksurt night. off.oers iu command are ...

... »ko known it* opinion that there exist* ceuso for war. and that war again*! the Transvaal, if now umlertakoo occasioned Imperial Government, will morally war again*t the whole white population South Africa, and in its rensequonco* criminal; and Ui© Free ...

... the Glasgow share- holders of tho Glasgow and South Africa Com; pony mention was made of the fact that the Government of tho South African Republic had levied a special assessment tinder the name of war tax on all lands owned by other* than burghers. The ...

... authority repeat unequivocally that no new order* for the sending of military forces to South Africa have been given the result of the lost Cabinet Council. The War Office, however, are making preparations for eventualities, but the strength of army corps ...