... WHERE LIVINGSTONE DIED. From the British Central Africa Gazette learn that Mr. Codrington, Deputy Administrator for the Briti.h South Africa Charter Company’. North- Ku.tern Hhodesian territories, ha. gone west from Fort Jameson, intending to visit Cbitambo ...

... R.A., Deputy Assistir• Director-General of Ordnance at ins War received instructions to join General staff in South Africa to report on the efficiency of the gnus, ammunition, and other war stores used In the campaign. and to take notes of any defects ...

... Speech. THE TRANSVAAL WAR. Loans Gentlemen— Within very brief period after the recent prorogation I am compelled events deeply affecting the interests of my empire to recur to your advice and aid. The state of affairs in South Africa has made it expedient ...

... Limited. are preeristing •• • supplement a largo celoared of Bouthera Africa. showing the of the premed war. The proprietors of To-Day are offering a prise of £25 in • Novid War Co.npetition. in which the of the ,if the British it l`ret , rui is to ...

... attention to the terrible distreee produced by the fawn* now prevailing in Oulitrat and other parts of Owing perhaps to the war in South Africa. the public do not seem to have realised as yet tlie trim C 013410011 of their starving, fel low•.,nbjects iu India ...

... those who forget our duties to the natives of South Africa, are not the real friends of peace. They are luring President Kruger to destruction. This country will never consent to abandon South Africa to the tender mercies of the Boers. If President Kruger ...

... afternoon a garden-part; given at Ilford b; the local Liberal organisation, referred to the condition of affaire in South Africa. Of the conduct and pblicv of the Government the; could not judge till the papere on the eubject were issued, and till the; ...

... Powers in the world. What of the future of South Africa? He did not want to boast as one putting off his armour, but this he would eay. People talked foolishly of racial aniu.osity being caused in South Africa. Unhappily it existed already, and it was due ...

... Great Britain must march out South Africa or she must fight maintain her supremacy. could not greet the idea of war with great enthusiasm; he feared the race-hatred which would be the outcome; but he believed that the war was now absolutely necessary. It ...

... of war. It was even spoken of as inevitable, but the remarkable thing was that the face of this imminence of war, the question which men naked, and wnicb was not answered, was, ** What is it that we are going to war about ?” Could it be that a war was ...

... e and trade with the Transvaal and Orange Free State. WAR OFFICE STATEMENT. The War Office issued at four o’clock on Monday afternoon the following statement respecting the situation South Africa: Telegrams received do not point to any material change ...

... Forces 7,000 Other Colonies, &c. 12,000 Actual war strength of the Empire 1,168,170 Instead of throwing up the sponge there will probably be. in a short time, army of 160,000 men in South Africa, and there are stiff many thousands behind available ...