... The Transvaal Crisis. PRESIDENT KRITORWS REPLY AFRICA INOWARED FOR WAR. (Special Telegram.) The to - ds7 Blue Book oontalaing the whisk Mr Serials trammitted to OW Milner after Friday's to be ouniamoisated to Prodded Kruger woo published to-day. The text ...

... provided rapidly possible for shipment to South Africa. WAR TO EXTINGUISH THE TRANSVAAL. SpMkinf at Hawick liirt night Mr. Thu. Shaw. Q.V.. M.P.. f«»t Scotland. «aid they frankly rcaliw that tb« object of the war with South African would not the mere remora) ...

... reached the J the official* Whitehs had no idea ten the Colonial o®^-. the War Office deal of activity, and bott Lord ere Tko Department oontini lions from offire™ Africa. Sir William War Office in coosatuu * ing the day. .. . The Transport Depart .■« busy ...

... we peas roused of the Imperial troops the yeast of hostlitim is the Tnumeel, is sixty yew* of sad • very marketed Africa. 'Ferrier. Re war wit le the Red River Espedi• rim in Cmsda, mad sorompealed Lord to the (lola Cart. every commander be bait served ...

... • lag auserainty question. Matt of Paris thinh it be impomiblo to ovoid war. - • -- Several epee-Mt eersice ofikers were appointed yernim.lay to prooied to South Africa. The War was not ea but Mr. ,Wyndharn wee early in macadamor in the absence el Lord ...

... THE OFFENCE OP THE BOERS. England wants oar country, and do not intend to lose it. There will be war in South Africa, war of the most awful and bloody character.’’ This opinion was, Chicago last Friday, expressed H Bosnian, pastor of Dutch Reformed Church ...

... THE OFFENCE OF THE BOERS. England wants our country, and we do not intend to lose it. There will be war in South Africa, a war of the most awful and bloody character. This opinion was, at Chicago last Friday, expressed by H. Beeman, pastor of a Dutch ...

... in South Africa. War was upon every tongue yesterday, though no marked change in the situation can be ezpecte 1 until after the Cabinet meeting. Still t is feared in some quarters that during the past twenty-four hours the probability of war has become ...

... THE OFFENCE OF THE BOERS. England wants our country, and we do not intend to lose it. There will be war in South Africa, a war of the moat awful and bloody character. This opinion was, at Chicago last Friday, expressed by H Bosnian, pastor of a Dutiit ...

... hours, unce. news mint-. War OHic yesterday afternoo and other high There were many farther reserve rejoin the colours, very quiet thei the Departmenta forward, and no until the mure reached. tradictory slat erne preparations suit War Office tul every source ...

... all agree that pacific settlement was infinitely better than bloodshed. Many Irishmen had gone as soldiers to South Africa, and were war dnlarcd their lives would be lost, well the lives ot many others, and was their duty councillors, in common with other ...

... their predoos rights or ir fulfllment of treaty obligations. No meana wonld be left unteted to pnearre peace ra Sooth Africa, and war orsr existing diflereMes wonld be an offence to mrilisation. Ur. Schreiner proceeded to say that could sire no, assurance* ...