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... tooth African affairs since 1896 and in their preparations for the war. was resumed bv Sir C. Nike who contended that the present war had been conducted more disgracefully titan the Crimean War. For the first time in our military history we bed suffered an ...
... THE WAR IN RUTH AFRICA The ultimatum presented to tin British Agent at Pretoria on the 9th inst. only be attributed to the growing difficulty of keeping the Boer furrs together in a condition of inactivity. The seatimente of the camps have prevailed over ...
... RACIAL WAR TO CONTINUE IN BOUTH AFRICA According to the French Press. PARIS, Thursday. The Eclair states that the deplorable attacks made upon the Afrdtanders by the British Jingoes at the Cape pre only the natural result of what must shortly deprecate ...
... what they in South Africa knew and believed an to the war, and the only just and way out of it. No diplomacy on our part could have finally prevented the war. Among the contributory causes of the war, Hernia mentioned the cardinal error of the British ...
... THE WAR: A STRIKING OONTRAST. With regard to the war in South Africa, I think we all have reason to express satisfaction at the signs whieh seem to betoken an early termination to that clieustrous struggle. There are thew who bc4ieve that every nation ...
... wrong. I hold we should prosecute this war because it is a righteous war(cheers). An English sea captain first formally annexed the Cape, but it was disallowed than. The first European settlers in South Africa were, indeed, the Dutch East India Company's ...
... THE ARMY IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Army in South Africa will at no very di.- taut date be increased by fully 50 per cent. Threel full divisions of the Regular Army are now in process at the Cape, on the way thither, or under sailing orders; very large drafts ...
... THE WAR„ _ FOICOUR -TROOPS ••.• COPENHAGEN, Dee. The ehipment 01Denise butter, part ot pmposed gift of 50,COD:be. to the British form wen he forwarded next wek to South Africa. The appeal is receiving the greatest sympathy all quarters.- -Dakiel. ...
... DEUMITATING GERMAN EAST AFRICA. PARIS. Wednesday. The Malin confirms the report that African war war not inentiosed in the of the conversation which the Emperor of Germany had in Berlin with M. Barnaert, the Belgian states. MO. . . mason of the latter ...
... rHE WAR Reported Recall of Sir Charles Warren. London, Wednesday. The Evening Standard a respondent states that it is reported that Sir Charles Warren haa been re-mlled from South Africa, and ord.red home. It is also reported that the order commanding ...
... Office, Newport, but was ordered to South Africa on account of his He in now coming home, a cable having been remived from him stating that he was leaving Caps Town on Tuertday. account WAR LOSSES, 29,706. weekly War Office return issued no Tee,- day evening ...
... WAR ITEMS. LIEUTENANT WALLIS AS WAR CORRFSPONDENT. Lieutenant. C. W. Willis, son of Colonel Willis. commanding officer of the Monmouthshire Artillery of Position, is now on his way to South Africa in the Tantalion Castle. On his arrival at the Cape he ...