... A NIGHT TERROR IN AFRICA. , ?? . . - .. . _ sba o I A INIUFIL - ?? This thing happened to me in the city of Pieter-Maritzburg, in the colony of Natal, and in order that I may tell my tale intelligibly, I1 may he allowed to give some short description ...

... aud Miss Dorothy's (ctern,` ein ntine intereotelog. As also does the narritivi' oI iti 'eil-tiit' C'Xphl0tiO il io 6outh Africa. which i9 well aid prciii-i , h'ust . ' Thu Potheen ?? gifes us on irill ie'riig tski ch of Irish life; and there is an ...

... of the tbirty traction engines sent to South Africa, with a view to teking the place largely of transport horses and mules. For many years past Colonel 1empler, R.E., has been endeavouring to persuade the War Office to adopt this novel form of transport ...

... presents much matter for reflection. 'War end Woodcraft, Vich is written in the form of a Letter to Irenseus, contains some excellent observations relating to what we suppose we must now call the late war. Wle are tempted to 'give the following ...

... England and the War, in which the relations of the great Powers to each oth-r, and their interests in the Eastern Question, are carefully reviewed. With regard to England, the writer can see no possible advantage that could result from a war against Russia ...

... guests) and a Christian Socialist guild. .saRICI8Z AFRICA. A Hagnall's Question up to data: Which is the European Power claiming to exercise influenee over the largest amount of territory in Africa ? Most peoplev who had not studied the subject would ...

... announcement will probably pass unques. b e tioned. Even ?? ventured upon a smite. t f There are rumours of war-of war by land asd I a1 sea6-war wit PortuO.l! L;,Iord Salisbury has sent a his quietly worded, but very firm, ?? to the a ,f Portvognoe Govermenot ...

... ltaitia6, to prmvoke war if she could only gain 11 her eads. At the rilk of bting expelled from n EfBypt and losing her suprernacy in the A Meditorraaean, she hoped to compensate e herself by robbing she Porte, even if a Ruropeas war should result. It was ...

... presonce rmy lie ldoth blcss IPve ?? heo to * or,.sriitr- But boe answor Mue',t rlr ` N. ' i love to tie to her dweliile;, To war t there al; lre; clu; \Vhiile tirJ aitors lock doe upoon un A bihish rho' ci wiil hi :i. kiiew ?? her clheekrs grow-F ros;- ...

... money in Africa. At more than fifty towns meetings have been held, at which resolu- tions expressing indignation at the policy of the Government, and protesting agaiest a continuance therein, have been passtd. The latest news from the seat of the war is that ...

... this yeair lead to a reform being effected in the Control Departnmout and to the institution of a systemu ot tneclic suited fr war ais now carries] on, the expenditure of the £99,000 voted for them will have been the aimeans, whenever our next warpnjy be ...

... acir-st of the Rted Sea, tbe ?? Government f wilfully closing its e to a moet deploreble state of thirgs. 'Ihe north ?? of Africa is far- sitr-tching, and the ships on the watch for slave- dtlows between Zumzaitar end Suakim are not smlfliciently numrroue ...