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... Netherlands Government , at least , must feel keenly that their attempt to interpose with the object of bringing the war in South Africa to an end has fizzled out iagloriously . They will get credit for good intentions ; but good intentions , as they ought ...
... they . make no durable • or bffeotivo impression on British public feeling , wtiich is as sound as ever about South Africa , hating war , but recognising its necessity , and determined not to bo cheated of its results . Lord Milnor prooacded as follows ...
... as witnessing the vast preparations of Mr Kruger for the war which is now drawing to a , close— for the war with which they fully intended driving the English out of South , Africa . . The war comniences , ar id Mr Cossins gives us an excellent narrative ...
... Secretary for War the critics began to reflect that , after all , he had not been a bad War Minister . They made haste to acknowled ge that the defects in our military system aad the shortcomings , whatever they might nave been , at the War Office were ...
... THE ARMY RESERVES IN SOUTBE • .. AFRICA . The War Office last night issued the following : — A statement having appeared to tho effect that ins . tructions have been issued . tliat section D reservists in South Africa will havo . to givo an additional ...
... . P ., ON THE WAR . THB annual meeting of Dumfries Pcunty Unionie'i Association was held at Dumfries yesterday afternoon . The Earl o £ Dalkeith , M . P ., president of tha Association , occupied tho ohfur , and among thosa present wars Mr W . 3 , H ...
... tha war , bitt hB took it for granted that Her Majesty ' s Government begaii the war , and pa this supposition , tha validity . of most of his criticisms rested . It is , for example , only on the assumption , that the GoTOnunent were bent on war that ...
... hip includes a , great many Imperial concerns besides thoso connected with South Africa . There were , of course , several questions relating to South Africa aad the war asked yesterday afternoon . Mr William Redmond wished to bring out the fact that ...
... t-he aim of tte Boers in alliance with the Afrikander Bond -sras the establishment of Dutch supremacy over South Africa . NViien tbe -war was approaching , the Cape Gorenonent , if it was guilty of so acfc of positive disloyalty , certainly omitted certain ...
... amendment to Her Majesty ' s Addrees in condemnation of the Government ' s unpreparedneEa for war in South Africa . In the sett ' . emenfc o ( South Africa after the war , he said , the Mntimentt of Canada , Australia , and all tne Coloniet who had come forward ...
... that war was in tho future impossible . Thrra was notlling in history to support this view . Out difficulty in South Africa had beon similar to that . oi finding a necdia in a bundle of hay . This surely could not be the case in s Contincntel war . Kc ...
... anfehorities to the present twentieth century of the Christian'era ; 'it . has been - true that good news never comes from Africa .. The war has so ' overshadowed all other-afflictions , disease , brought , and locusts , that nothing has been published in this ...