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... ance of | > upon | gleaned as to the signi d into | Stam, the authorities preferring te wt, if | message speak for itself. Africa »war news of any kind was is ni ight by the Wer but the | | General Buller his vired heme int eming | to ne death of an individnal ...
... VANQUISHED BOESS. Lord Ijocli (High Commissk,iw «t Cape from 18931. Imperial iruto lecture irgedealt with the future of South Africa the war. When the time for settlement *rrired, said his lordship, he trusted ttat might deal with the Boers with more Hoeralitv ...
... my view. I am of opt. elan ties AS present war in fiend Africa • war of wanton and =provoked Undertakes the C. l' Va- a. althea end the eyilsYssu whore ermedr.y longing to grab the geld It sill be a cam/ sad war. helps misery sad tribelatipe inksbends rid ...
... do en Now is iy formally tbe Council I must state my views. (Further disorder. } Tam of opinion that the present war in South Africa a war of wanton and (Lond | sod Aldernan Trial, Mr. Mr. He and, in fact, ail the at this stage, their emphatic protests ...
... continue eo. Now that a motion is properiy at mally betore ql he Council, I must views, am opinion that the prese in $ th Africa is a war of wanton a provoke d aggression, undertaken on the gation oi i Mr. Chamberlain and the ca who are greedily lon ging to ...
... the present war in South Africa is a war of wanton and unprovoked aggression. Undertaken on the instigation of Mr. Chain- ,berlain and the capitalists who are greedily longrng to grab the gold mines. It will be a cysVvt- and expensive war, bringing misery ...
... is formally and properly before the Council, I must state views on the matter. lam . f opinion that the present war in South Africa is a war of wanton and unprovoked (cheers from the gallery). The Conservative members present, whose names are given above ...
... yes- terday, Count zu Limburg-Stiram, referring to the demand foran increase in the navy, said the Spanish American war and the pre- sent war impelled his party (Conservative) to concur in the views of the Government. Tho growing ant was remark: to England ...
... MR. CHAPLIN ON THE WAR. THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. On Saturday evening Mr. Chaplin, MF, was the speaker at disner of the United Service Club ab the Criterion Restaurant. Mr. Chaplin, in reply to the wast of “ Her Minisiers,” said they would believe him ...
... FOR SOUTH AFRICA. NEW YOEK, Since the osrtforaak of th® war South Afrk»\ the British ha® bought of American packers cases tiiss.ed ©s Y,(K3OiOOO tinau third this qnasEt%-has already been a ie now being shipped, and tfee remamdee* is to coon as it. can ...
... be knew, without a hitch in the was to tho ultimate issue ot this war? ment from beginning to enl. What When wo re- and by membered all the sacrifices by the Colonies this of this war it would be telt that no in the of this could ever bo English peuplo ...
... The War Office last evening the follow: received from General Forestier Walker :—‘‘ A visiting patrol, 2nd Light Infantry and Pri- vate Taylor—were both severely woanded by s man in the same regiment, who was on outpost duty, and fired several shots at ...