Transvaal Crisis

1899

three mentions

I do not think anyone can visit that country at the present time without forming a definite opinion one way or the other with regard to the Crisis in the Transvaal.

_{Class Ii.}

MR. NEWDIGATE - July 28, 1899

The Transvaal question has, indeed, occupied the whole of the public attention; but the answer to the right hon. Baronet is that the Transvaal Crisis is imminent and must be dealt with.

_{Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill.}

SIR E. ASHMEAD-BARTLETT - Aug. 7, 1899

References to, in Debate on the War, See References to Rhodes, Mr., and the Transvaal Crisis.

_{Explanation Of Arrangement And Abbreviations.}

- Oct. 27, 1899

First, that Parliament, this country, is threatened with a financial Crisis in the Transvaal; secondly, that we have lent £35,000,000 to restore the ravages of the war and to develop the country; thirdly, that we have set up a model, though a costly Government; and, lastly, that that Government cannot pay its way without Chinese labour.

_{Kings Speech (Motion For An Address).}

SIR H. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN - Feb. 17, 1904