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... ncrinan’s declaration that any solution would have been better than war amounted to this, that surrender would have been better than war, and therefore dishonour was better than war. Ho ridiculed his new declaration that he acquiesced in annexation, and ...
... South of Nkoranza immediately.” Today marks the completion of a twelvemonth that has been given to the progress in South Africa of a war perhaps the most unjust and most insensate that England has ever indulged in. The gods, we are told, first dement those ...
... AFRICA. SIT ANTI’S PROSPECTS. London, Wednesday. Sir Frederick Hodgson. Governor of the Gold Coast, was to-night entertained in London a banquet given the London Chamber of Commerce. Replying to the toast of his health, Sir Frederick alluded to the progress ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. DitalTlON OF THI WAR. ROBERTS' KF.SBAGE TO LORD CURZON. Sizala, Monday. Lord Roberts hes telegraphed to the Tiesroy, as Colonel of Lem*len's Rorer, mustlag him to wars, if possible, that the sitar does in India of the members of the be kept ...
... MORE TROOPS *OR SOUTH AFRICA EMBARKATION AT QUEENSTOWN. Queenstftwn, Friday. Probably with a view to conveying the idea that England had achieved her ends in South Africa and that peace was practically near, or perhaps to bluff the English electorate ...
... THE WAR OVER? CONSCRIPTION IN SOUTH AFRICA Sir Alfred Milner has issued notice to the refugees to the effect that able-bodied Britishers are liable to military service in the district to which they are returning, and those who are unwilling join the Town ...
... WAR OFFICE HEDGING London, Wednesday The Press Association is informed the War Office that the order in the troops will return from South Africa will depend entirely upon military exigencies, and will be mainly based the proportion of the various arms ...
... ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY I -bat- SITUATION IN AFRICA. ICommenting on the poon Of attain is South Africa, the obeerres that it i be suer '3 without imrsitience. After pointing out .he hopeless condition of the Boers, and that the campeign, propel/ ...
... They leave Cordova oterythe tthee the thanks wishes Army is for Ale reisteace lauded throughout the war. GENERAL CAMITALIT LIST. Linidon, Monday. I The War Oilos to night issued the folknriag—. First Ina lieganant-1722, Private T is *Nang Lassimundas Tina ...
... home. One which may be nlY c^ose but which will the It is to the effect British people bj Africa- great hero in South . it is said, does not popularity with hie , o6^^l ® ■ at home,. He given to playing i great defence ot { exaggerated its dang® ' lion ...
... will be elected by AD overwhelming majority—the largest of any Presidential election that has yet taken place. The war in South Africa is pram icadvoyer. United and he was very glad it was. Th e States never intended interfering in the struirde, and not ...
... bestow lavish praise on the War Office and the manner in which officials carried out the Transvaal war. Sir M Hicks-Beach, at Newton Abbot the other day, described the equipment and placing of so great an army South Africa as a fine performance, unequalled ...