... efforts are being made the Vatican ensure the overthrow of the French Minister. THREATENED WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. A war is threatened ia L'ttie West Coast Africa, owing t > Popo people Laving been robbed and illused the natives. ...

... FFA SOUTH AFRICA A PROBABLE WAR CRY, Mr. Smit, says the “ Daily Mail” correspondent at Capetown, the Government Railway Commis- sioner for the Transvaal], has addressed a letter to the “ Volkstem,” in which he ridicuies the idea of allaying the race hatred ...

... responding, paid a high tribute of praise to and men under his command, and said they 1 o* ensure the prosperity of South Africa there more war, for warfare only desired hy full of landsharks and freebooters. The toast ° l Colonial Empire was proposed by the ...

... policy of the weakness. Weakness at present moment might cost us the loss of South Four times since 1885 we have Africa. been on the verge of war with the Transvaal. On each President Kruger would rot move until he saw that the Suzerain Power had exhausted ...

... TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. TELEGRAM.) Simla, Jaly 26. After a with the Imperial Gov- errment, the Indian Government has decided that it would be quite expedient to draft British troops from India te South Africa, if necessary. SOUTH AFRICA AND WAR STORES. Our ...

... 000 (1885-6), and raised taxation to £2 103. per head —an amount never known before in our time. 5. —It threw South Africa into civil war, having first encouraged the Boers to take up arms against U3, and it surrendered our just rights to our enemies after ...

... Orange Ifree State passed a resolution warning the British Government of the fatal consequences which may ensue to feonth Africa if the war against the Boers be continued. The Times correspondent, telegraphing from Durban on Wednesday, states that it is beheved ...

... fever at her house in Paris. Gold is reported have been discovered about 10 Jays' journey fiom Lindi, in German East Africa. The tithe war has again broken out in Denbighshire, the scene in former years of many riots in connexion with the anti-tithe dispute ...

... perthe proper .uthontw tok« P nicious scourge. ° distr icts over one-tiurd of leaves in the autumn Isome th of July. . AFRICA. THE WAR AT LAGOS. The African Safurday with the King Atakoi, having again broken out Lagos influe nce, has w ho was placed the ...

... week so agreeably set Z. Ti otter, the danger of the Russian into our country, and the possibility that peace in Africa may threaten war in Europe, are » A devest grau,ude and tL'HoSie: r a t ten there the Second Book nto three B°B»tion Week, divided ...

... the Colonial Secre- tary intimating that in the event of war with the Boers the Federated Malay States wil be prepared to send a force of 300 men of the States Guides for service in South Africa. Mr. Chamberlain has replied thanking the Governor for the ...

... expected, and it is supposed here will be decisive. There had been no operations during the last fortnight. WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The war which has been raging between the native tribes at Accra has been brought to a close, but not before a great sacrifice ...