... SOUT-- -- SOT1 AFRICA. e To-day-s Inquiry, r d The South Airica Comamittee met at balf- past twelve to day. Tie assistant secretary ot the Chartered Company ;pat In trau lations of the iode telegrams between Mr Rhodes and Dr ilarri.i and three cables ...

... were charged at West HamonThurs. day with killing their mother, Emily Harriet Cloonabes, and Jobn Fox,39, assistant steward wars carged with being an accessory after the fart. The boys did not smem to appreciate the gravity of teir position. Dr. Kennedy ...

... two millions. The greatest development of work is seen in all branches of industry; the same progress is being realized in Africa, where our army has distinguished itself by heroical achievements. The form of Government has been modified legally, and without ...

... said it was a very bad csso and at prisoner would be fined IOs and costs, pa 3 TOPSiHAM. I Mr ti SeppingB Wright, a well-known war ex rcorrespondent, son of the Iev - Wright, of an Tlho Elms, has been despatched by the ab proprietors of the ll1.bstrated Lwrrdol ...

... the accident was caused by a blow from Dl the branch of a tree while his lordship war ol going throwirh a fence. The bail of the in right aye was struck, but the sight wars V not injured. It will be some days. however, before his lordsship will have completely ...

... Collection of Municipal Rates, have been issued. THE Belgians are withdrawing from the stations established by them in Eastern Africa. MIvTINGs have lately been held in various parts of Macedonia, owing to the refusal of the Porte to con- firm the bill recently ...

... age at the Devon Ams.-Mr W L a Iren, Brown for the defence, said defendant antd t] otles f.eh welre discussint the 1'ransvaal war i WV12 anii the di eussion i ecame ?? u any. 1s inelusive . u an I William Saurleijrsg market gardenei of Y to I Kenton. who ...

... the money had been founid On the prisonser, vho said ad othere had acewss to the office before him in the morning. cr ?? - He war sentenced to six weses' imprisonmuenit, with hard t labour. .e O WILLrAN WOOD was ?? for assaulting Henry re( . Davis, ef Taylor's ...

... who miewedt a great nati, proposed;. The C9sebttutional Cause. As f be had been living among I&e monkeys. of 1 Ism I South Africa, he ?? hearors knew more ath aboutthat ciuse than ihe did. They had had e at handed down to them bF theirlorefathers the 11300o ...

... Bateurst at Liverpool for the Weat Coast of Africa. Lieutercant-Colonel BruceMeade 7 Hamilton, of the East Yorks Regiment, will 10 taoe cortLand. He arrived in London last night, and will, it is understood, visit the War Office to-day. Lieutenant-Colonel Hamilton ...

... measures more than three feet in circumference, and which st Olmneo attains the sice of an umbrella, was recently mat with in Africa by Dr. Weiwitaith, the cetebr seed botanist, and travellar. This hugre and savoury fungus is well known to the natives, who ...

... to' 'im and passed him. . * UE ?? SuwARohD.-On the arrival at Liverpol, t on! Wednesday, of the ship Ethiopian, ?? Coas t of Africa, a sailors a Malay, named John soyd,- was given ,into custody ior the-mulrder of another colouted seaman ' namled Benjamirn ...