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... FURTHER TROUBLES AFRICA. WAR IN THE SOUDAN. Rome, Sunday night. News has been received hero from the tfoudau, via Massowah, to the effect that war has broken out Khartoum between Abdallaft, who belongs to the Bagarra tribe, and Cherif, who claims the ...
... accompanying ?? the Prince of Wale_ to Sandringham, spent some hours at the War Office in consequence of the arrival of despatches from South Africa. The War Secretary did not leave the War Office until 11.30 p.m. Up to one o'clock on Sunday morning there were ...
... the Mansion House magwtrate yesterday, charged with embezzling over £700 belonging to his emyioyers, the Bank of Africa, Cannon-street. It war- Btated that the prisoner absconded oa September 30th, but was subsequently arrested at his home. ...
... report the Frnch Government intend to recall M. ' c Brazza fnm the West Coast Africa. OF WAR BY CHINA c newepiper Paris has reason to believe that c formal leclaration of. war by China will be to the French Government before rday> RISING IN BECHUANALAND ...
... damandad amy examined without being arrested. Tha Figaro tha expedition elder - taken by tba Ooogo State in Ceniral Africa has all war of aonqaest. A COLLIERY PLOODED. 400 MKN THROWN I!>LK. (Br TauokAra) FOOT hundred men hare been thrown idle tha Aoodieg ...
... OUR LITTLE WAR AFRICA STORMING OF ZAMBL The Press Association has received the following from the War Office 4 From Colonel Ellis to the Secretary State I fur War. Sierra Leone, 6.10 p.m., April 12, 1892. Zambi taken assault and destroyed on April 7. ...
... sailois, and (3) for the widows and orphans of soldiers and sailors ; the preris*-* terms being : That seeing that 'he South Africa, i war has already left a large number of women and children depen- dent on public charity and at tho clo*.- a much ■arger number ...
... every reason to fear, indeed, that ere long the question will widen into a war of races, and that will not be in the Transvaal alone, but throughout South Africa, that the war English or Dutch supremacy will have to be fought out. Fears are entertained ...
... . mbarkation for South Africa. .-nice the war commenced little h»* •«** neara ri Hir Alfred Milnw Iv south Africa the interest lias been transferred to the soldiers in the field, just as the interest here now centres in the War- Office rather than in ...
... society amounted to £29,000. Work on the Continent was on the whole progressing, and that was also the case in India and Africa. The war in the East was causing anxiety to the missionaries in China. The report was adopted. The Rev. Gao. Mabrm, the Rev. J ...
... Macdonald, and Thomas Allen (Southport), were the deputation. Mr. Daniel read the report, which was mostly encouraging. South Africa war had sadly hindered missionary operations, and in the West Indies they had been retarded by financial depression arising ...
... services for the seat of war, stating that while he much g- n_j ates the public spirit which has actuated her, _• is not at present prepared to allow lady medical practitioners to join the military forces' in South Africa. The War Office have supplied the ...