... Telestaph Battalion awl troop of the Brecigii.g isuttalon of Royal Ensineeni are being Lela in readiters to proceed to dough Africa. WAR ITEMS. ye4terav, t'^rt of the trm.poit shol).,d on board 1,000 mules from Naples. NV3r ()Cleo received information that ...

... can see nothing whatever which tarnishes a case for armed interventicm. and again, A war to South Africa, a war with one of the adepeudent State. in South Africa, would be one he direst calamities that could occur. BRITISH FORCES GOING FORWARD. BURGHERS ...

... not one to kick those in misforune, bat he mast ray that he not thick General (Sateen should L+ had a eamasud to South Africa. He war citktingehhed man, and a brave clan; bat In the Eoudeu General astacre seriously overworked his troop, by forced marches ...

... ignore. Imagine where we shoved soon have been with a continuity of Tory policy for a little longer : War in north-west India ; war in south-east Africa ; war between Turkey end Montenegro; Greece hopelessly shelve d; and, as In our national trade and national ...

... railway. In 1876 he went to South Africa with a view to bettering his position, but previous to leaving this country he made provision for his wife and children during his absence. Some time after he had been in South Africa a war broke out amongst the natives ...

... to inspect the Battalion prior to its departure for active mita* in South Africa. It war accordingly smelted to parade tee men Ono morning. The TAU&lion was practically up to war strength, with the exception of the reserviats, who are due to come iu to-day ...

... series of tableaux illustrative of the Jap-China war, which form an admirable combination of the artistic and the dramatic. Tbe scenes depicted include the much peat of the troop. :or the seat 4 war, and the various great battles by land and sea which ...

... was (Sir HENRY contended) in South Africa, where war between white men must partake greatly of the character of a civil war. But peace had not been tintsined. The ultimatum from the Transvaal Government precipitated war. but what provoked that ultimatum ...

... Congregational Union at Bristol yesterlvy was the Rev. W. Dower, representing the Canaregatlonel I..*cion of F‘tutle Africa, mud Ms war the .peach that excited most attention.—Mr. Dawn, oho has r ecently fteurned to England after 31 veers' continuous labour ...

... an one knows. It is absolutely Junta. It may be remembered that both battalions of the 2 lth Regiment were in South Africa during Zulu War of 1819. On the morning of Isandhlwatui sex companies of the 2nd Battalion mulched out of camp under Colonel 61y n ...

... honourable peace. There was in South Africa a strong War Party, who had been shouting loud for a long time past in the hope that President Kruger would be cowed into knuckling down, but the Bows had not knuckled down, and the War Party were beginning to realise ...

... Uur army at this defending British interests in other different of the world Unfortunately war— hoped nearly endod— in Afghanistan we had also war on Africa war was certainly being carried on for the benefit of tho British nation -‘-for the of its interests ...