... West Africa. It is the French Freetown, or, if you prefer it, the African Cherbourg of France. Sir Charles Dilke and others have drawn attention to the admirable base which it constitutes for offensive operations against Sierra Leone, in case of war. Important ...

... you to find out WHY YOUR EARS ARE BOXED.'-Huxley. DESTINY, or to Live for this Day ONLY. THE COST OF WAR.-' GIVE ME THE MONEY that has been SPENT in WAR and I will PURCHASE EVERY FOOT of LAND upon the Globe; I WILL CLOTHE every MAN, WOMAN, and ChIILn in ...

... Tsar his desire to resign the Ministry of War and to return to an active command. It is believed that his successor will be General Lobko, member of the Council of the Empire, and formerly employed in the War Office. Count Otto von Bray-Steinburg, whose ...

... second battalion of the Northamptog'l* Regiment at Aldershot, | served in the Zulu War in 1879, and was present in the engagement at I Ulundi. He was also in the Boer War two years later, and fought at Lang's Nek. Major J. L. Emerson, who was until recently ...

... CHARLES V. FRANCE Disengaged. Address, Derwent House, Milford, Derbyshire. P,- ED1) W A R D F R Y E R., as Mnrcio, Gcrl of War Company. This Week, Hartes, (9pen~ha\v; neat, Princess's Theatre, Leith. ' G. W. rGAEL, Advance Representative, . Prisoner ...

... the secretary l . at thte Chamber of Cottmerce, Wolver- bampton, ole application to the 6ecretary: - 6W War. at the Chamober of Cotmmerce, W'arring- i ion (heavy klather goods only), on application to tile secretary. T T. ?? Director of Navy Contracts ...

... that of a free and capable testator to which probate ought to be given. SALVATION ARMY FORTRESSES SOLD TOGETHER WITH THE WAR CRY. The distribution of a large sum of money by the liquidators of the Salvation Arny Building Association commences to-day ...

... SPANISH MINISTRY. TIHE TREATY OF PEACE. MADRID, Tuesdav Ni.-ht.-The Cabinet Council met to-day. The Ministers of Finance and War expressed a desire to retire from the Ministry, but Senor Sagasta succeeded in convincing theni that the Cabinet should present ...

... close-fitting cap (a sort of fez) has been seen in many great battles. The Zanaves gained their richest laurels during Ihe Crimean war, at which time the corps, although supposed only to consist oi Fretnchmeni, had attracted to its ranks many %young men of other ...

... said that the French }terlae nlot hostile to thle English people, and that neither the 1'9P nulotio tieor Goverument desired war. We are convinced that cs declaration in the Chamber to-day and the attitude of the 1-5lOC XXiI Cafirla iM. cambon's words, ...

... Subjects, and all Accessories connected with the Kinematograph Trade. We were the First to supply our Agents with SPANISH-AMERIOAN WAR SUEN98. THE SPANISH BULL FIGHT SERIES, THE CORONATION OF THE QUEEN OF HOLLAND, THE FASCINATING RAILROAD PANORAMAS, THE QUEEN'S ...

... Subjects, and all Accessories connected with the Kinematograph Trade. We were the First to supply our Agents with SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR SUENES. THE SPANISH BULL FIGHT SERIES, THE CORONATION OF THE QUEEN OF HOLLAND, THE FASCINATING RAILROAD PANORAMAS. THE QUEEN'S ...