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... continue that motion properly and formallv l*cfore the Council. I must state toy views. I ..m .■! opinion that the in South Africa war wanton and unprovoked aggression, undertaken the inaffjration Of Mr. Chamberlain and the capitalist, who are areedilv longing ...
... -cavalry end located n cad Ireland vul drawn upon the rung force to laaiwta'nad Sooth Africa when the war haa teminated. Already the war now in prneraaa Boath Africa i« having the effect rf ceiling pafavc our nulitnir reuujpeaaenU manner which attention ...
... of equal rights and British supremsney South Africa. After the war k *4 deal might said about the policy leading to h'at.lilies, but he did not for a m •J-r ,udu. ...
... i>f oir ill everyone el.e. tfcjl bavins gnite War it ni.i«t !-e i jrltnal •ifl» A n> a that aiiall not ie ecimipd a •pt.tion there hvmirr. The |«i-r;!iihty that the .10-e wf t the iviliwation ••“•■nib Africa mav reaPlllP'l a jeaceful banp, and rot military ...
... responded t» the unammous tall of the nation to saioguaid hie interests m the present war. and they look forward with (-••nlidtait-e welcoming ere long «« In* (Hum from South Africa, haring vindicated the honour of the Empire.’'* 'Hi*- then congratulat.d th‘-ir ...
... IN AFRICA. Tii.t great continent has during the pa«t qoartet iuw the of many our mocU that ia not aorpeiting find the map dotted, so ta apeak, three foor with Übm caiebrated troops the front Firtt, tbrro is tb« of 1873. when th# Ashanti «mditioQ under ...
... ON THE WAR THE PALL MALL GAZETTE ) Commenting on the Absence of »n intelligible account the disaster to neral Gatacre'e fopre. the Pall Mail ob■en eit: The teJegranw have olwiously !»een edited with and in the pruceaa the explenstioii of the large proportion ...
... FRANCE AND THE WAR PARIS, Wedn**d»y. The Echo Paris wye—lt wee reported T«eterdaj the Miniatrjr of War that, in view of the checks sustained the Bhtiah in South Africa, the Government would, for economic reasons, postpone the reinforcements to Madagascar ...
... PUBLIC MEN ON THE WAR MU. ASyITTH. Mr. hi Willington quAJ ...
... THE WAR AND THE FLOUR MARKI (BELTER'S TELB'iBAM.) NEW YORK. Thureday. advice* from Portland. Oregon, the demand for wheat flour is greater than lias ever been known that dntnet, large pur(hwes being made for to South Africa. Since the season opened six ...
... Roberts appointed Commander- i in-CTucf for South Africa. All Army Reserves called up. Fighting pro- gress Kiinber!** '. *• 19— Lord Roberts leaves f>r London, pr* - paratory his dejNmuie for South Africa. 20—Government i»» iition ni«e the Imperial Klwbeiicy ...